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Balconies & Windows
For open edges, grills and window openings in apartments and residential buildings.
ProNet residential safety
Help secure open areas at home.
Protective netting for balconies, windows, staircases, terraces, ducts and other residential openings—planned around the location and required dimensions.
Balcony & window useCustom-size enquiriesInstaller & project supplyPAN-India dispatch
A physical barrier for residential openingsSafety depends on product suitability, correct anchoring, installation quality and ongoing inspection.
Residential useMultiple openings
Custom sizingRequirement based
B2B supportInstallers and projects
GST quotationOrganized billing
Application areas
Made for common residential openings
Each area should be measured and reviewed separately before the net and installation method are confirmed.
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Staircases & Voids
For gaps beside staircases, internal openings and other accessible voids.
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Terraces & Duct Areas
For selected open areas where a fitted physical barrier is required.
Detailed selection brief
Child Safety Net — requirement profile
Netskart categorizes child and pet safety nets as custom-size, UV-stabilized netting for balconies, windows, staircases and open areas. Its current detailed safety SKUs are Garware/GarSafe, so exact ProNet construction must be confirmed in the quotation.
Selection guidance checked against the current Netskart Child & Pet Safety category. No Garware specification has been relabelled as ProNet here.
Brand RequestedProNet® — confirm availability
ApplicationSupplementary barrier for residential openings
Typical LocationsBalconies, windows, staircases, terraces, ducts and shafts
Mesh Guidance35 MM for tighter coverage; 50 MM for a more open mesh
Custom SizeAvailable in this product category
MaterialConfirm the exact ProNet construction in quotation
Colour & BorderConfirm available colour and edge finish in quotation
Load RatingNo numeric rating verified; do not assume load-bearing certification
InstallationProfessional installation recommended for high-rise or difficult surfaces
InspectionRegular checks and immediate review after impact or visible damage
Mesh selection
Choose the opening size carefully
The mesh decision should reflect the protected opening and the need for closer coverage.
35 MM Mesh
Netskart recommends 35 MM when closer protection is required. It creates smaller openings than a 50 MM net.
- Balconies and windows
- Stair gaps and accessible voids
- Homes also shared with cats or small pets
- Custom-size fitting available by category
50 MM Mesh
A more open mesh that may preserve a lighter visual appearance, subject to product suitability for the specific site.
- Larger mesh openings
- Maintains airflow and visibility
- Requires careful perimeter fixing
- Suitability must be confirmed before order
Important: A residential safety net is a supplementary barrier. It does not replace adult supervision, restricted access, suitable railings, correct anchoring, professional judgement or regular inspection.
Safety checklist
Review the opening, fixing points and access
A child-safety application requires careful site review. Product supply alone does not replace professional installation and supervision.
Measure every opening
Record width × height for each balcony, window, stair gap or other area.
Share clear photographs
Include the full opening, edges and surrounding surface so fixing conditions can be understood.
Confirm the installation scope
State whether you need product supply only or also want installation availability checked.
Plan regular inspection
Any installed safety net should be checked periodically and after impact, alteration or visible damage.
Measurement & installation brief
Document the complete safety opening
A quotation is more useful when every fixing edge and access condition is visible.
Measure Width
Record the clear horizontal opening between secure perimeter edges.
Measure Height
Measure the full vertical exposure, not only the railing height.
Photograph Edges
Show slab, wall, frame, grill and corner conditions for fixing review.
Note Access
State the floor, exterior access and whether professional installation is required.
After installation: Check for loose edges, damaged mesh, enlarged openings or altered anchors. Stop relying on the barrier until any defect has been professionally reviewed.
Production, stock & dispatch
From net production to packed commercial supply
A complete B2B view of production, compressed material stock, mesh inspection, order handling and dispatch preparation.
B2B workflow
From site details to supply
Suitability and installation conditions should be reviewed before commercial confirmation.
Share Openings
Application, dimensions and site photographs.
Review Conditions
Edges, access, exposure and fixing surfaces.
Confirm Requirement
Available ProNet option and supply format.
Quote & Dispatch
Quantity, GST, freight and expected timeline.
Common questions
Before you order ProNet Child Safety Net
Can this replace adult supervision?
No. A safety net is a supplementary physical barrier and does not replace adult supervision, controlled access, correct installation or regular inspection.
Can it be supplied for different openings?
Custom-size requirements can be reviewed for balconies, windows, staircase gaps and other openings based on dimensions and feasibility.
Should the net be inspected after installation?
Yes. Installation points and the net should be checked regularly and after impact, alterations or any visible wear or damage.
Request a quote
Share your child-safety requirement.
Include each opening size, location type, quantity and delivery city. Photographs can be shared during follow-up.
Requirement-based product guidanceCustom-size enquiriesInstaller and project supply support