A general balcony net is rated for adult body weight, but a home with a crawling toddler or a young child needs a finer mesh sized to their hands and feet, not just their weight.
Children move differently than adults around railings — they poke fingers through gaps, climb onto furniture near windows, and test edges out of curiosity rather than caution. A 2-inch mesh sized for general fall safety can still allow a small hand or foot to push through far enough to cause injury, even if it stops a full fall.
For homes with children under 6, we recommend a tighter 1.5-inch knotted mesh, which meaningfully reduces the gap size while keeping the same UV-stabilised HDPE material and structural anchoring used across all our nets.
We also pay closer attention to lower edges and connection points in child-focused installations, since toddlers test the bottom of a net far more than adults do, and any gap at floor level is where most incidents actually happen.
Combined with basic supervision, a correctly fitted children's safety net removes the highest-risk failure mode in Indian apartment living: a child alone on a balcony for even a few minutes.
| Area / Type | Typical Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single balcony, fine mesh | ₹4,000 – ₹7,500 | 1.5-inch mesh, reinforced lower edge |
| Full home (2-3 balconies + windows) | ₹12,000 – ₹24,000 | Bulk per sq.ft pricing applies |
Prices are indicative; your exact quote depends on site inspection, height and access.
Yes, we use a tighter 1.5-inch grid for households with young children, versus the standard 2-inch mesh used elsewhere.
Most families keep the finer mesh until children are around 6-7 and reliably follow balcony rules, though many simply keep it permanently since it doesn't affect the view.
Slightly, due to more material and labour per sq.ft, typically 10-15% above standard balcony net pricing.
Yes, many families extend the same fine mesh to open staircases and ground-floor windows during the same visit.
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Sized to reduce gaps a small child's hand or foot could pass through.
Extra attention to floor-level gaps, the most common failure point with toddlers.
Full concrete anchoring, not a lighter "child-safe" compromise on strength.
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