Invisible Grills for Balconies & Windows in Mumbai & Pune

For families with kids, we recommend SS316 wire of at least 2 mm with a 2-inch gap, where each tensioned cable holds a heavy load. Do not place furniture near the grill that a child could climb, and get the tension checked once a year under our warranty plan.

We recommend genuine SS316 marine-grade wire for sea-facing flats in Mumbai. Cheap SS201 or uncoated wire can show rust spots within a year. Ask the installer to show the grade on the spool.

A typical 2BHK balcony and windows usually take about a day. Larger terraces or duplexes can take longer, and we agree the timeline in your work order.

Many Mumbai and Pune societies require a simple written NOC for anything fixed to the facade. Because invisible grills do not change the building's look, most societies approve them easily. We give you a drawing and spec sheet to attach to your application.

Invisible grills are designed mainly for fall protection, not as a burglar bar. A 3 mm SS316 cable needs a heavy-duty cutter and time, so it deters casual entry, but for ground and first floors we recommend pairing it with a door sensor or a stronger grill.

On request, we can fit an openable or removable section so that AC technicians, window cleaners or fire fighters can get through. Tell us at the site visit.

The child-safe standard is a 2-inch gap. A 3-inch gap is sometimes used on windows, but for balconies with children or pets we recommend 2 inches.

A 2 mm or 2.5 mm wire suits most flats. For high floors, wide spans and sea-facing balconies, 3 mm is the stronger choice. We advise you at the inspection.

Not fully. Pigeons can squeeze through a 2-inch gap, so many families add a pigeon net behind the grill. We can fit both together.

Invisible grills keep the breeze and the view open and need almost no cleaning, while glass blocks air flow and needs regular cleaning. Many families choose invisible grills for open balconies.

Wipe the cables with a damp cloth now and then, and get the tension checked once a year under our warranty plan.

It depends on the wire grade and thickness, the total area, the floor height and access. 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.

Cats can squeeze through a 2-inch gap. For cats, we recommend adding a fine cat safety net behind the grill.

Yes. The tracks can be unscrewed and the small anchor holes filled. If you plan to renovate, tell us first so we can plan it with you.

Many societies accept invisible grills because they do not change the look of the building, and some ask for a written NOC. Rules on grills are under review: in July 2026 the Bombay High Court asked the State to frame clear rules, so please check your society's current rules. We give you a drawing and specification sheet for any NOC.

For most flats we recommend an invisible grill: it keeps the view open, resists rust and suits societies that do not allow box grills. A normal MS grill can be stronger against break-ins on lower floors. See our comparison.

In most cases, yes. We can fit a pigeon net or mosquito net behind the grill, and a cloth hanger can usually be fixed alongside. We plan this at the inspection.

We recommend SS316 for Mumbai and for sea-facing or high-rise flats; SS304 can work for some inland Pune flats. Ask to see the grade marked on the wire spool, and make sure the grade is written in your quote.

With genuine SS316 wire and a yearly tension check, an invisible grill is built to last for many years. The warranty terms are set out in our written warranty plan and listed in your quote.

An invisible grill is designed for fall safety, so it has limits. It is not a burglar bar, pigeons and mosquitoes can pass through a 2-inch gap, cats may need an extra net, it usually costs more than an MS grill on day one, and cheap wire can rust. We recommend genuine SS316 wire, a pigeon or mosquito net where needed, and a yearly tension check.

It depends on the wire grade and thickness, the number of cables, the span and above all how well the track is anchored into RCC. An invisible grill is designed to stop children and pets falling through, not to be climbed on or to hang heavy loads. For wide spans and high floors we recommend 2.5 mm or 3 mm SS316 wire and a yearly tension check.

The coating gives the cable a smooth, clean finish, but rust resistance comes mainly from the steel underneath. We recommend genuine SS316 wire whichever coating you choose, and we write the wire grade and coating type in your quote. We show you coated samples at the inspection.

No. An invisible grill is for fall safety, and mosquitoes pass easily through the gaps. If you want both, we can fit a mosquito net (machhar jali) on the window frame, or a pleated or honeycomb door, along with the grill.

Every job comes with our written warranty plan. The warranty terms are listed in your quote and on the warranty card we hand over, so you know what is covered before you sign the work order.

Yes, if your landlord and society agree. The track is screwed into the wall or slab and can be removed later, leaving small holes that can be filled. For a short stay, a removable balcony safety net may suit you better.

Invisible grills are commonly fitted on high floors. For high floors, wide spans and windy sites we recommend 3 mm SS316 wire and anchors drilled into RCC, and our trained team works to proper safety guidelines at height.

Most glass can be cleaned through the gaps with a long-handled squeegee or a cloth on a stick. If you need easier access for cleaning or AC service, tell us at the inspection and we will plan the layout with that in mind.