Made-to-Measure Insect Screens in Naters for Berg, Old Village and Birgisch

I explain on made-to-measure insect screens which system suits your window. In Naters, there is also the question of where the house is located. In Berg and the old village, Art. 62 of the Naters building and zoning regulations (Bau- und Zonenreglement) requires windows with a small mullion pattern on the outside. Mullions on the inside or between the panes are not permitted there.

For the insect screen, this usually means I plan the frame around the external mullions. Under Art. 61 lit. c, shutters belong on the house instead of roller shutters in the same area, stained brown like the other timber parts. The fixing points are therefore usually different from a window with a roller shutter box.

If an Ökonomiegebäude in the Maiensäss and Weiler zone of Birgisch is converted, Art. 71 of the Birgisch building and zoning regulations prohibits fitting window mullions. New window openings must be placed there in a modest, small and irregular way. The character of the building should largely be preserved.

A Stadel (a timber barn) converted like this in Birgisch and a house in the old village therefore do not get the same frame. Because new openings are placed irregularly, each one there also gets its own measurements. If you want the old timber checked for pests during conversion, you will find that on pest control in Naters.

Belalp above Blatten is car-free. Postauto route 624 runs to Blatten, from there it is only accessible by cable car or gondola.

For a holiday flat on Belalp, I therefore plan measuring up and delivery of the made-to-measure frames according to this timetable. Blatten itself and the valley floor of Naters, by contrast, are accessible by vehicle.