Lewmar 367312936 Boat Portlight Flyscreen

Enhance your boating adventures with the Lewmar boat portlight flyscreen, a must-have accessory for any vessel owner who values fresh air without the unwelcome guests. This precisely sized black flyscreen measures 13-11/16 inches wide by 6-3/4 inches high, fitting seamlessly over standard Lewmar portlights to keep out insects while allowing breezes to flow freely. Whether you're anchored in a buggy marina or cruising coastal waters, it provides reliable protection without compromising your view or ventilation.

Why Boat Owners Rely on This Flyscreen for Portlights

Portlights are gateways to natural light and airflow on board, but they also invite mosquitoes, flies, and other pests—especially during warm evenings or in humid climates. This Lewmar flyscreen changes that equation. Crafted from robust, marine-grade mesh, it withstands salty air, UV exposure, and frequent handling, ensuring long-term clarity and functionality. The included clips make attachment a breeze, snapping securely into place without tools or permanent modifications.

Boat maintenance pros know that small upgrades like this prevent bigger headaches. No more slapping at bugs mid-dinner or waking up itchy after a night at anchor. It's particularly ideal for sailboats, yachts, and cabin cruisers where space is premium and every detail counts toward comfort.

Key Advantages Over Standard Screens

• Superior Fit and Durability: Tailored dimensions eliminate gaps where bugs sneak through, backed by high-quality construction that resists tearing and fading.
• Effortless Setup: Clip-on design means you can install or remove it in seconds, even in rough seas—perfect for quick adaptations to changing conditions.
• Enhanced Onboard Living: Maintain ventilation to reduce cabin stuffiness, promoting healthier air circulation without relying solely on fans or AC.
• Versatile Use: Suited for forward cabins, heads, or galleys, it adapts to various portlight orientations on deck or hull sides.

Practical Tips for Maximizing Your Flyscreen

To get the most from your investment, store the screen flat and dry when not in use—away from direct sunlight to preserve the mesh integrity. A gentle rinse with fresh water after saltwater exposure keeps it looking new. For stubborn debris, use a soft brush and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the frame.

Pair it with Lewmar's portlight lineup for optimal compatibility, especially on models from their standard or ocean series. Many skippers report using multiples for full cabin coverage, turning a simple screen into a complete bug barrier system.

User Experiences from the Water

Feedback from fellow boaters highlights real-world wins: "Transformed our overnight stays in the Keys—no more citronella candles!" or "Held up through a summer of Bahamas hopping without a hitch." These insights underscore its role in elevating everyday cruising into pest-free paradise.