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A removable net fixed without drilling into the frame, lifted off whenever you want to wash it. The least expensive option, and the one we usually suggest to tenants.
A velcro net fitted to a bedroom window in Coimbatore.
A velcro net is a panel of mesh edged with a hook-and-loop strip. One side of the strip sticks to the window or door frame with adhesive — no drilling — and the net itself presses onto it and lifts off by hand whenever you want it down.
It's the least expensive of our systems, and not every installer offers it: it's simpler to make than a tracked system, which is exactly why it suits an opening you don't want to spend more on, or a home you don't own.
Rented homes, and any window or door you rarely open — where a removable net matters more than one built into a track.
Lift the net off the frame, rinse it under a tap or wipe it down, and let it dry flat before pressing it back into place. Because it comes off by hand, this is the easiest of our systems to clean properly.
No. One side of the strip is stuck to the frame with adhesive, nothing is drilled, and the frame is left exactly as it was if the net is ever taken down for good.
Yes — that's the point of the system. Lift the net off the frame, wash it, and press it back into place along the strip. No tools needed.
It's usually the one we suggest to tenants, since it goes up and comes down without leaving a mark on the frame, and moves with you if you shift house.
Handling it a lot, or a poor first fit, can weaken the grip after a few years. That's a repair, not a replacement — we re-fix the strip and it goes back on the window the same day.
Call us, or send a photo of the window or door on WhatsApp and we will tell you which net suits it before anyone visits.