Who we are
A small workshop in Hay Adrar, Agadir, that builds mosquito nets to measure — not a shop reselling ready-made units.
Fiha Khir is a workshop, not a shop. Every net that leaves it is measured, cut and strung by hand to the size of the window it is going to. We do not buy ready-made frames and resell them as they are.
We work in aluminium and nothing else: light, it does not rust, and it holds up against salt air — which matters more in Agadir than most places.
How one is made
Four steps, all of them here in the workshop.
Measuring
We start from your measurements in centimetres, adjusted for the mounting system that will be fitted.
Cutting
The aluminium frame is cut to the exact size. Every piece is cut for itself — there is no standard size.
Assembly
Corners, tracks and cassette go together, then the mesh is tensioned so it stays flat instead of rippling.
Checking
We work the movement — open, close — before the piece leaves the workshop. Anything that does not run cleanly goes back.
Frame colours
Five colours, all the same price.
- Brown
- It matches wood and the brown aluminium common in older buildings.
- White
- The most requested. It matches white window frames and stays unobtrusive.
- Matt grey
- Grey without the sheen, for contemporary facades.
- Quartz (beige)
- A light beige that disappears against pale walls and render.
- Black
- For contemporary facades and wide openings with dark frames.
What customers say
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