Glass Protection Nets
Protect glazed facades and skylights from impact, debris and bird strike.
Glass facades and skylights are expensive to replace and awkward to access. A fine net set slightly proud of the glazing absorbs the impact of anything that reaches it, and stops birds striking a reflective surface they cannot see.
The standoff distance matters — mounted flush, the net transfers impact straight to the glass. We set it clear of the surface so the mesh takes the energy.
- Mounted with a standoff so the mesh absorbs impact
- Prevents bird strike on reflective glazing
- Near-invisible from inside at normal viewing distance
- Suits skylights, atria and glazed stairwells
Specification
| Mesh size | 20–25mm |
|---|---|
| Standoff | 100mm minimum from glass |
| Frame | Stainless wire on standoff brackets |
| Warranty | 5-year standard warranty, up to 10 years on HDPE installations |
| Areas covered | Andhra Pradesh, Telangana |
What will it cost?
A rough figure in ten seconds. The exact price comes from a free site visit — measurements given over the phone are almost always out by enough to matter.
₹4,300–₹5,500
Based on about 80 sq ft at ₹60/sq ft
Indicative only. Access, height and fixing conditions change the final price — all of which we check for free before quoting.
Glass Protection Nets — common questions
What material are the nets made from?
Knotted high-density polyethylene, UV stabilised. HDPE is chemically inert, waterproof and does not degrade in sunlight the way untreated polypropylene does. Nets are tensioned on a stainless steel wire frame using screw pins, turnbuckles and hogging staples, so the installation stays tight rather than sagging after the first season.
How much does it cost?
Pricing starts from a base rate per square foot and varies by product — invisible grills cost several times more than netting. Use the estimate calculator for an approximate figure, then book a free site visit for an exact written quotation. Measurements taken over the phone are almost always wrong.
How long will the installation last?
Five years is typical for HDPE netting in direct sun, longer on sheltered elevations. Invisible grills last considerably longer — the stainless cable is the limiting component and it does not corrode. Sun exposure is what ages netting, not rain.
Can a bird cut through the net with its beak?
No. HDPE at the gauge we use cannot be cut by a pigeon or crow. The failure mode for bird netting is never the mesh — it is a gap left at the perimeter, which is why edge sealing is the part of the job that actually matters.
Get a price for glass protection nets
Free inspection across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana. We measure, recommend the right specification, and quote in writing.