Create a boundary around the bird-access opening.
Bird netting spans the relevant opening to discourage birds from entering the protected space. The useful net layout depends on the balcony shape and perimeter available for fitting.
- Discuss balcony and other bird-access openings
- Plan the net to the actual perimeter
- Keep doors, usable areas and access requirements in mind
- Confirm material and fixing details before installation
The perimeter matters as much as the area.
An opening may include railing gaps, slab edges, side walls, frames or service elements. Sharing a clear photograph helps make the first conversation more relevant.
Where birds enter
Identify the actual open faces or gaps that require coverage.
How the space is used
Tell MRK about doors, access points or areas that need to remain convenient.
Ask for the exact proposed specification.
Net material
Confirm the material proposed for your site rather than assuming a generic specification.
Mesh / opening size
Ask what mesh size is proposed and why it is appropriate for the bird-control requirement.
Perimeter fixing
Confirm how the net will be fixed around the actual balcony or opening.
Access and maintenance
Discuss any future access or cleaning needs relevant to your space.