Balcony Safety Nets

A balcony safety net is a UV-treated HDPE mesh stretched across the open face of the balcony and anchored into the structure around it. It is not a screen or a curtain — it is tensioned tight enough to take a running impact and hold. Because it covers the full height rather than just topping up the railing, it also closes the gap above a part-height parapet, which is where most balcony falls actually happen.

Sreshta fits balcony safety nets where an open balcony has become a daily worry — a flat on the ninth floor with a toddler who has just learned to climb, a cat that sits on the parapet, an elderly parent who steadies themselves on the rail. The net covers the whole opening, top to bottom, so the balcony stays usable and open to the air while the fall risk is simply taken off the table.

Balcony Safety Nets for Homes With Children, Pets or Elderly Parents

Sreshta installs balcony safety nets in knotless UV-treated HDPE mesh, tensioned across the entire balcony opening from floor to soffit. Because it is a passive barrier, there is nothing to slide, latch or remember — which is precisely why it is the usual choice for flats with toddlers, cats or elderly parents and a balcony nobody wants to lock.

Knotless Mesh, and Why the Knot Matters

Knotted net is cheaper and fails at the knot: every junction is a stress point that abrades and lets go. Knotless HDPE spreads load along the strand instead. Combined with UV treatment rated for direct coastal sun, it is the difference between a net that sags in one summer and one that holds its tension for years. Our fitters anchor into the parapet and slab, never into loose plaster, and re-tension the full face before handover.