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Which option suits your opening in Tanuku?
Each system solves a different problem — including what it does not solve.
Invisible Grills
Best for: Modern balconies and windows that need a clear view
In Tanuku, this is fitted at balcony railings and side returns. What it delivers is a reachable gap at height, closed with tensioned stainless cable instead of welded bars.
Consider: birds. Cable spacing is designed for people, so pigeons still pass through — that needs netting or spikes.
View details →Safety Nets
Best for: Family, pet and everyday fall-risk openings
In Tanuku, this is fitted at balcony openings. What it delivers is an open span covered edge to edge with UV-stabilised mesh sized to the actual concern.
Consider: a weak or loose railing. Netting is an added layer; it does not repair the structure it is tied to.
View details →Sports Nets
Best for: Practice areas that must contain a struck ball
In Tanuku, this is fitted at practice cages and lanes. What it delivers is balls kept inside the practice area instead of reaching neighbours, glass or parked vehicles.
Consider: balcony fall protection. Sports mesh and posts are built for impact, not for a residential railing gap.
View details →Cloth Drying Hangers
Best for: Daily laundry in a balcony that is already busy
In Tanuku, this is fitted at balcony ceilings. What it delivers is overhead drying capacity that clears the floor and works around nets, grills and outdoor units.
Consider: fall protection of any kind. A hanger is a utility fitting and carries no safety role at the edge.
View details →Balcony Invisible Grills
Best for: A balcony that must stay open, usable and clear
In Tanuku, this is fitted at main living-room balconies. What it delivers is the gap above and beside an existing railing, closed without giving up the outlook.
Consider: a railing that is already loose. The cable pulls against the structure, so weak railings get fixed first.
View details →Window Invisible Grills
Best for: Windows that must keep opening normally
In Tanuku, this is fitted at bedroom and hall windows. What it delivers is an openable window span closed at reach height while the shutter still works normally.
Consider: insect entry. Cables and mosquito mesh are separate fittings competing for the same frame edge.
View details →Invisible Grills for Apartments
Best for: Flats where the committee has a say in the outer look
In Tanuku, this is fitted at high-rise balconies. What it delivers is protection planned around society permission, drilling hours and high-rise access.
Consider: an association's decision. We can supply the specification and drawing, but permission is between you and the committee.
View details →Invisible Grills for Villas
Best for: Stair voids, atriums and wide independent-home spans
In Tanuku, this is fitted at internal staircase voids. What it delivers is tall or irregular openings closed with cable runs planned around the actual structure.
Consider: a decorative railing upgrade. This is a barrier at the gap, not a replacement for balustrade joinery.
View details →Balcony Safety Nets
Best for: Everyday balcony use with children, pets or bird pressure
In Tanuku, this is fitted at main balcony openings. What it delivers is the full balcony opening covered edge to edge, with mesh matched to the actual reason.
Consider: one net doing every job. Child, pet and bird briefs use different aperture and strength.
View details →Children Safety Nets
Best for: Homes with toddlers using or passing an open edge
In Tanuku, this is fitted at play-facing balconies. What it delivers is reach-height coverage with an aperture small enough that a child cannot pass or wedge through.
Consider: climbing. A net does not stop a child dragging a chair or using an AC unit as a step, and it never replaces supervision.
View details →Pet Safety Nets
Best for: Cats and dogs that use the balcony unsupervised
In Tanuku, this is fitted at balcony edges cats sit on. What it delivers is a boundary at the balcony edge built for an animal that pushes, claws and climbs at it.
Consider: behaviour. A determined animal will keep testing the mesh, so material choice matters more than on a child brief.
View details →Pigeon Safety Nets
Best for: Balconies, ledges and shafts with repeat bird entry
In Tanuku, this is fitted at unused and utility balconies. What it delivers is the landing and nesting points closed off so the space becomes usable and cleanable again.
Consider: birds in the neighbourhood. Netting redirects them off your opening; it does not clear the building or the street.
View details →Balcony Pigeon Nets
Best for: A whole balcony lost to roosting and droppings
In Tanuku, this is fitted at unused balconies birds have claimed. What it delivers is the full balcony volume closed so railings, pots and floor stay clean enough to use again.
Consider: fall protection. The aperture is set for birds, and the yarn is not specified for a child or pet load.
View details →Window Pigeon Nets
Best for: One window ledge, not the whole balcony
In Tanuku, this is fitted at bedroom and kitchen window ledges. What it delivers is a compact ledge or chajja closed off without committing to a full balcony installation.
Consider: the rest of the building. Closing one ledge often moves the birds to the next one along.
View details →Duct Area Pigeon Nets
Best for: Shafts and service voids nobody can easily reach
In Tanuku, this is fitted at kitchen and toilet shaft mouths. What it delivers is the shaft mouth closed so birds stop nesting in a space nobody can easily reach.
Consider: airflow problems or existing debris in the shaft. Netting a blocked duct traps the problem inside it.
View details →Terrace Safety Nets
Best for: Open roofs used for play, plants or sitting
In Tanuku, this is fitted at open terrace edges above a low parapet. What it delivers is the gap above a low parapet closed across long open runs on an exposed roof.
Consider: waterproofing or parapet repair. Fixing into a failing parapet is not a safety upgrade.
View details →Cricket Practice Nets
Best for: Regular batting and bowling practice
In Tanuku, this is fitted at practice lanes and cages. What it delivers is a bowling lane enclosed so the struck ball stays inside instead of finding a window.
Consider: a short run-up. Netting cannot create length the ground does not have, and we will say when a space is too small.
View details →Balcony Cloth Hangers
Best for: A balcony already carrying safety work
In Tanuku, this is fitted at balcony ceilings above the usable floor. What it delivers is drying capacity fitted into the space left over once safety work and the AC unit are in place.
Consider: a shortage of ceiling. Where the slab or clearance is not there, more rods will not help.
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