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Knotted and knotless mesh up close
Knotted barrier mesh
Green / white barrier netSports netting
36 to 60-ply knotted HDPE, nylon cricket and golf netting, knotless safety mesh, pre-made nets with rope borders, cages and the hardware to hang them.
Sports netting
Sports netting is specified by three numbers: mesh, ply and finish. Get those right and the net behaves for a decade; get them wrong and the first hard shot splits a panel.
We weave by-the-metre rolls and make up finished nets with rope borders, eyelets and sleeves. The range covers 40 mm square in 36, 48 and 60-ply, 30 mm 48-ply for smaller balls, 100 mm 3 mm for visibility-first barriers, nylon 45 mm 60-ply for cricket and golf, and knotless polyester or polypropylene for indoor and skin-contact applications.
Frames, posts, cable, turnbuckles and clips can ship with the net, so a club receives one installation package instead of three suppliers.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| 40 mm SQ 36-ply | Light ball-stop, by the metre or pre-made |
| 40 mm SQ 48-ply | Standard club grade, 2.5 mm strand |
| 40 mm SQ 60-ply | High impact, 2.9 mm strand, 20 × 20 m available |
| 30 mm 48-ply | 2.5 mm square, tennis and hockey |
| 100 mm SQ 3 mm | Visibility-first barrier, white or black |
| Nylon 45 mm 60-ply | 2 mm, cricket and golf cages |
| Knotless polyester 50 mm 240-ply | Soft, heavy safety netting |
| Knotless PP 40 mm 5 mm | Indoor play centres, rebounders |
| Pre-made nets | Any size with rope border, eyelets and sleeves |
| Cages | Golf 3 × 3 m, multi-sport, cricket lanes with steel frame |
| Hardware | Galvanised / powder-coated posts, cable, turnbuckles, clips |
| Customs | UV-stabilised HDPE or nylon, colour matched |
| Seamless width | Up to 12.99 m in one piece — cage walls and dividers with no centre join |
Applications
Perimeter netting for football, baseball and multi-use grounds, with posts and tensioned top cable.
Golf, cricket and multi-sport cages with steel frames, roof panels and impact panels.
Knotless soft mesh, padded posts, rope borders — no knots to catch clothing or skin.
Tensioned knotless panels that return the ball, sized to the training drill.
Fine mesh cages with roof panels for flight training and testing.
Heavy knotless polyester for walkways, atriums and construction edges.
Mesh reference
Knotted barrier meshGreen / white barrier net| Sport / use | Mesh | Ply | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| Football / rugby ball stop | 40 mm SQ | 48-ply | Rope border, eyelets, posts |
| Cricket lane | 45 mm nylon | 60-ply | Sleeved top, rope border |
| Golf impact cage | 45 mm | 60–72-ply | Impact panel + roof |
| Tennis / hockey | 30 mm | 48-ply | Rope border |
| Indoor play centre | 22–30 mm knotless | — | Soft edge, padded posts |
| Drone cage | 30 mm knotless | — | Roof + side panels |
| Visibility barrier | 100 mm | 3 mm | Raw or hemmed |
FAQ
Ply is the number of yarn strands twisted into each net strand. 36-ply is a light ball-stop grade, 48-ply is standard club use, and 60-ply is high-impact — cricket, golf and hard ball sports. Heavier ply means a thicker strand, higher breaking strength and better abrasion life, at a higher price per m².
40 mm square is the general ball-stop standard. 30 mm holds smaller balls (tennis, hockey) and stops more, 100 mm is used where visibility matters more than ball retention, and 45 mm nylon is used for cricket and golf cages.
Both. By-the-metre rolls suit clubs that sew and repair in-house; pre-made nets come with rope borders and eyelets in your exact dimensions. We quote both so you can compare landed cost.
Knotless (Raschel) netting has interlocked loops instead of knots, so it is smoother, lighter and less abrasive — preferred for indoor play centres, rebounders and anywhere skin contact is likely. Knotted net is stronger per kilo for ball impact.
Yes, with UV-stabilised HDPE or nylon and galvanised or powder-coated posts. Coastal sites need 316 stainless fittings. We can supply posts, cable, turnbuckles and clips with the net so the installer is not sourcing hardware locally.
Both use fine, knotless mesh with a soft finish. Drone cages are usually 30–40 mm mesh with a roof panel; play centres use 22–30 mm knotless with padded posts and rope borders.
Yes — golf practice cages 3 × 3 m with steel frame, multi-sport backyard cages, cricket lanes and rebounders. Send a sketch or the space dimensions and we will propose a frame and net specification.
Stock by-the-metre rolls ship in 7–10 days. Pre-made nets and cages take 20–30 days, plus sea freight. Samples of mesh and rope border are available before production.
Send your size list, shade percentage or drawing — we reply with price, lead time and a freight estimate within one working day.