Balcony Safety Nets, Children & Cat Safety Nets and Duct Area Nets in Mumbai & Pune

For an owned flat, we usually recommend invisible grills, as they are stronger, longer-lasting and neater. Safety nets are easy to remove, so they suit rented flats or short-term needs.

A properly anchored nylon safety net is designed to take well above a child's weight. We fix it to RCC with SS anchors, not to window frames, and we always recommend adult supervision near balconies.

Yes. We fit fine, strong cat safety nets across balconies and windows so cats can enjoy fresh air with much less risk of a fall.

Yes. Safety nets can be taken down later, leaving only small anchor holes that can be filled, so they suit rented flats and short-term needs.

Yes. We fit strong safety nets across duct areas, shafts and staircase voids for housing societies and individual buildings.

It depends on the net type, the area, the height and the fixing. We first inspect your site, then propose and agree with you the materials and the type of quality you need, and quote the price accordingly.

A cat safety net has a fine mesh to keep cats from squeezing through. Most cats leave a tight net alone, but if your cat chews, tell us at the inspection and we will suggest a stronger mesh.

A strong, safe net usually needs a few small anchor points. In rented flats we keep fixings to a minimum, and the holes can be filled when you move out.

A duct area net is a strong net stretched across an open duct or shaft. It stops pigeons nesting in the duct and helps stop things, and people, falling in. Many societies fit one across every duct.

Fitting a safety net or an invisible grill is common, while enclosing a balcony with walls or glass is treated very differently under building rules. Rules can vary, and in July 2026 the Bombay High Court asked the State to frame clear rules on grills, so check your society's rules first. We give you a drawing and specification sheet for any NOC.

For child and balcony safety nets we usually use strong, UV-treated nylon, while HDPE is common for pigeon nets. The right net depends on the opening, the height and who uses the balcony, so we suggest it at the inspection.

Monkeys are strong and can damage light nets. Where monkeys visit, we recommend invisible grills or a heavy-duty net with strong fixing, and we assess the risk at the free inspection.

Yes. We fit fine cat safety nets across windows as well as balconies, fixed tight to the frame or wall. We suggest the right mesh at the inspection.

Yes. For dogs we suggest a strong net or an invisible grill fixed close to the floor and pulled tight, so there is no gap at the bottom. Tell us the size of your dog at the inspection.