
7 common mistakes when installing anti-hail netting
The most frequent mistakes when installing anti-hail netting — and how to avoid them so the structure lasts for years, not just one season.
Structures and surveying
Precise measurements so that every netting, fencing or trellis installation fits the real terrain: fewer adjustments on site, less wasted material and faster execution.

Why measure first
A precise land survey and setting-out is the foundation for properly planning and carrying out any agricultural, livestock or construction project. With detailed measurements we optimise the design of netting, fencing, trellising and any installation on the ground.
Copying a generic system without taking into account the real geometry or slope of the plot is one of the most common mistakes. That is why we carry out a GPS land survey on every netting project. Mistakes we avoid.


Benefits
Exact data before you start, so there is nothing to correct afterwards.
Exact data to avoid installation errors.
Designs adapted to the plot for greater stability and profitability.
Avoids unnecessary modifications and adjustments during execution.
Detailed measurement to ensure alignment with standards and regulations.
Everything planned in advance for smoother execution.
Exact definition of land and spaces in subdivisions and boundary marking.
Applications

Surveying and SIGFRUT®
For the planning phase we use SIGFRUT®, our geographic information system: it gives instant access to areas, number of plants, posts and metres of wire with approximate data.
When it is time to execute —exact setting-out, legal boundaries, slopes— traditional land surveying comes in, providing precision measurements. Combined, they cut time and cost on every project.

Real installations


How we work
A single point of contact throughout the project: we measure, design, supply and install.
We study the plot, the crop and the risk. If needed, a topographic survey or measurement with SIGFRUT®.
We propose the system, the materials and the number of posts, cables and anchors. A detailed, no-obligation quote.
We manufacture the NovaNet® netting and build the structure with our own team, or we supply the material if you install it yourself.
Advice on the use and maintenance of the installation to extend its service life season after season.
Frequently asked questions
A survey measures the land as it is so that the installation can be designed; setting-out transfers the designed project onto the ground, marking precisely where each element goes.
That is what we recommend: adapting the system to the real geometry and slope avoids one of the most common mistakes. On every netting project we carry out a GPS survey. Mistakes when installing anti-hail netting.
SIGFRUT® is ideal for planning —areas, plants, posts and wire— with approximate data; land surveying provides the exact measurements for execution, setting-out and legal boundaries. Comparison.
Yes. As well as agricultural and livestock projects, we carry out setting-out for construction and civil engineering, land subdivisions and boundary marking.
Related services
Our geographic information system for measuring plots and calculating plants, posts and wire.
Trellises for vines, fruit trees and climbing vegetables with quality posts, wire and anchors.
Full design and installation with NovaNet® netting and the Trampolín, Capilla forzada and Winterfix systems.
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The most frequent mistakes when installing anti-hail netting — and how to avoid them so the structure lasts for years, not just one season.

Tell us what you want to install and where: we will propose the land survey you need, with a detailed quote.