Frequently Asked Questions

We currently serve Bangalore, Karnataka and Hyderabad, Telangana, with coverage growing across localities in both cities. See our Locations page for details.

Call or WhatsApp us, or fill in the enquiry form on our Contact page. We'll arrange a site visit to assess your balcony or window before sharing a quotation.

Invisible grills use thin, high-tensile stainless steel wires or cables set in a vertical grid, held under tension within a slim frame.

No — that's the main reason people choose them over traditional MS grills. The wires are thin and closely spaced, so from a normal viewing distance they read as a light shadow line rather than a visible barrier.

They are designed and tensioned specifically to act as a fall-prevention barrier for balconies, windows and open ledges. Our team will assess your specific opening and recommend the right configuration during the site visit.

The wires are stainless steel, which is chosen specifically for its resistance to weather and corrosion. Long-term performance also depends on local air and coastal conditions, so we're happy to talk through care during your site visit.

Most balconies, windows and open staircases can be fitted, but the right approach depends on the opening size, frame material and mounting surface. A site visit lets us confirm feasibility before quoting.

Installation time depends on the number and size of openings — we'll give you a clear estimate during the site visit, before any work begins.

Yes, invisible grill systems are designed to be serviceable — individual wires can be re-tensioned or replaced without redoing the entire installation.

There's no flat per-window rate — a quote depends on the number and size of openings, the total length of wire needed, the mounting surface (tile, concrete, an existing grill or window frame), and site accessibility such as floor height. We only give an exact price after assessing your balcony or window on site.

Pigeon nets use a fine, UV-stabilised mesh stretched across the opening. The mesh gaps are small enough to keep birds out while still allowing air flow and natural light through.

Nets are fitted using a border/hook system designed to anchor securely without damaging tiles, grills or frames. Our team will confirm the right fixing approach for your specific balcony or window during the site visit.

Balconies are the most common application, but nets are also used for windows, utility areas, open corridors and terraces wherever birds are entering or nesting.

Nets generally need only occasional cleaning and a periodic check of the fixing points, especially after heavy rain or storms.

Yes — many homes use pigeon nets for bird protection together with invisible grills for fall safety on the same balcony. We can assess and quote for both during a single site visit.

The mesh is fine and typically fades into the background from normal viewing distances, though it is more visible up close than an invisible grill wire, since the two products serve different purposes.

Pricing depends on the total area to be netted, the shape of the space (an L-shaped or wraparound balcony needs more mesh and border fixing than a straight run of the same area), the fixing method your railing or frame needs, and site accessibility such as floor height. We share an exact quotation after assessing the space on site, not a flat area-based rate.