Huisman Scherming recently installed a new system for insect screens on a number of projects. This folding system is the new system in the area of insect screens. The insect screen is installed as a cassette in the ventilation window. The screen folds up as an accordion, and ensures minimum light loss.
One of the clients, where the new system is installed, is Royal Van Zanten. By installing the Insectmesh system in the ventilation windows, harmful insects are kept at bay. Certainly for crops which should be kept insect proof, the installation of insect screens is an effective method. This prevents damage to your crop and the quality of your product will be retained. The system is used in both wide span greenhouses as in Venlo greenhouses.
For more information:
Huisman Scherming
Leehove 39
2678 MA De Lier
T: +31 174-512733
E: info@huismanscherming.nl
www.huismanscherming.nl
Voor meer informatie:
Royal van Zanten
Lavendelweg 15
1435 EW Rijsenhout
T: +31 (0)297 38 70 00
F: +31 (0)297 38 70 70
E: breeding.nl@royalvanzanten.com
www.royalvanzanten.com
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