Protection and security
Insect netting installation
A physical barrier against pests that does not cut off ventilation or light: fewer crop protection treatments, healthier crops and better profitability.
- Installing since 2001
- UV-treated HDPE
- Less reliance on pesticides
Eight mesh densities, from 4x4 to 20x10 threads/cm
Why insect netting
Every treatment you save adds to your profitability
Pests compromise quality and production and force you to spend on crop protection treatments. Some insects also transmit diseases. Insect netting creates an effective physical barrier against thrips, aphids, whitefly and other threats, without affecting ventilation or light.
We install UV-treated NovaNet® netting made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), in different mesh sizes depending on the insect you need protection from. The result: less reliance on pesticides and a healthier crop.
Benefits
Pest control without losing ventilation
Constant physical protection, compatible with more sustainable agriculture.
Efficient control
A barrier against thrips, aphids, whitefly and other pests.
Natural protection
Avoids excessive use of pesticides and chemicals.
Good ventilation
Allows air to circulate without compromising protection.
Lower costs
Reduces spending on crop protection treatments.
Just the right mesh
Eight thread densities to protect against insects of different sizes.
Long service life
High-quality HDPE with UV treatment against solar degradation.
Applications
Where we install insect netting
Under cover and outdoors, at the stages when most of the harvest is at stake.
- Vegetables and intensive cropsTomatoes, peppers, lettuce, strawberries and more.
- Fruit trees and citrusProtection against disease-carrying insects.
- Greenhouses and protected cropsA barrier against pests without losing ventilation.
- Nurseries and seedbedsProtection at the key stages of growth.
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Material we use
Real installations
Work by our team
How we work
From the plot study to the finished installation
A single point of contact throughout the project: we measure, design, supply and install.
Site visit and measurement
We study the plot, the crop and the risk. If needed, a topographic survey or measurement with SIGFRUT®.
Project and quote
We propose the system, the materials and the number of posts, cables and anchors. A detailed, no-obligation quote.
Supply and installation
We manufacture the NovaNet® netting and build the structure with our own team, or we supply the material if you install it yourself.
Follow-up
Advice on the use and maintenance of the installation to extend its service life season after season.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked most
Which pests does it protect against?
It is a physical barrier against thrips, aphids, whitefly and other insects, including disease-carrying insects in fruit trees and citrus.
What density do I need?
We manufacture NovaNet® netting in densities of 4x4, 5x4, 6x6, 6x8, 6x9, 10x8, 16x10 and 20x10 threads per centimetre. The more threads, the smaller the mesh: we recommend the right one according to the pest and the crop. View the data sheet.
Does it reduce ventilation?
It is designed to allow air circulation and light without compromising protection.
Can I protect against hail and insects at the same time?
Yes: the dense black NovaNet® BlackDense anti-hail netting has a dual function as insect netting. Anti-hail netting installation.
Which crops is it used on most?
Vegetables and intensive crops (tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, strawberries), fruit trees and citrus, greenhouses and nurseries. Solutions for horticulture.
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Solutions that are often combined
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Shade, insect and anti-hail netting and trellising for outdoor vegetables, tunnels and nurseries.
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Shade netting
Solar radiation control with shading rates from 30% to 90% for crops, livestock and outdoor spaces.
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Anti-hail netting
Full design and installation with NovaNet® netting and the Trampolín, Capilla forzada and Winterfix systems.
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Fewer pests, fewer treatments
Tell us what you grow and which pest concerns you: we will recommend the density and prepare a no-obligation quote.