This Boab Insect Screen Large Universal runs a 1000 x 800 mm mesh panel across the nose of the vehicle so bugs hit the screen before the radiator. The gear suits general touring rigs that see long stints behind road trains or country traffic where insect swarms stack up fast. Elastic tie cords and metal hooks let you tension the screen over bar work or standard bumpers so you can get out there without constant radiator cleaning stops. The mesh is a black synthetic material with a working area of roughly 0.8 m² giving plenty of coverage across wide front grilles. Bound edges keep the 1000 mm span from pulling apart when the cords are loaded trip after trip. Metal hooks give a solid anchor on fixed points so the setup stays tight on corrugated roads. It is simple, proven gear that handles day to day touring in Australian dust and insect heavy regions as a smart buy for radiator protection.

• Large black mesh insect screen
• Dimensions approximately 1000 x 800 mm
• Universal style for a range of vehicles
• Helps protect radiator from insect build-up
• Supplied with elastic tie cords
• Metal hooks pre-fitted to tie cords
• Mesh panel offers broad frontal coverage
• Bound edges help reduce fraying over time
• Lightweight gear for touring setups
• Black colour matches most front ends

Q: Can I trim the Boab Large Universal Insect Screen to better fit my vehicle front?

Yes, the mesh can be trimmed carefully if needed. Many users cut small reliefs for number plates or recovery points so the 1000 x 800 mm panel sits flat. Use sharp scissors and avoid cutting through stitching at the bound edge. After trimming, check all elastic cords still pull the mesh tight across the grille.

Q: How should I clean the insect screen after dusty or muddy trips?

Hose the mesh from the engine side outwards to push trapped insects away from the radiator side. A soft brush and mild soapy water help loosen baked-on bugs from the 1000 mm span. Let the screen dry fully before storage to avoid mildew smell. Regular cleaning keeps airflow through the 800 mm height consistent on long runs.

Q: Will the metal hooks mark my paint or plastic surfaces?

Hooks are best attached to solid bars or grille slats rather than painted edges. Choosing strong mounting points reduces movement across paint on the 1000 x 800 mm screen area. You can add short fabric sleeves or tape to contact points if you are worried about marks. Always tension the elastic cords evenly so the hooks do not rub while driving.

Q: How often should I check the elastic cords and hooks on long trips?

Check the cords and hooks at each fuel stop or roughly every few hundred kilometres. Heat and dust can relax the elastic slightly across the 0.8 m² mesh. A quick pull on each cord keeps the screen firm over the grille. Regular checks also help you spot any wear on hooks so you can sort it before the next leg.

Universal fitment across a range of vehicles using elastic tie cords and metal hooks. Screen mounts over the front of the vehicle to help protect the radiator area from insects. Position and tension are set by hooking the elastic cords to suitable mounting points on the vehicle front. Trimming may be required on some setups to clear headlights or indicators.