
Novafrut Trampolín system: discharge, durability and less maintenance
The Trampolín system is not a flat net: two nets joined by a zigzag elastic form a “V” over the alley that drops hail to the ground.
Complete installation (materials, structure and assembly): an indicative €19,000-25,000/ha. What drives the price: row width, posts, system and plot shape.

When a grower considers protecting their farm with anti-hail netting, one of the first questions is a logical one: how much does it cost per hectare? There is no single answer, because the price can vary considerably depending on several factors. But in this article we give you a clear reference and explain which elements make the quote go up or down.
At Novafrut we work in two ways: sale of materials, or a turnkey project (materials + installation). For a complete installation (materials, structure and assembly), the indicative price is €19,000 to €25,000 per hectare. We do not publish a range for material supply without installation: it depends on the order and we quote it separately. It is a reference: the final amount depends on the farm and the chosen system, for the reasons explained below, and we fix it in the quote.
The cost of covering one hectare with anti-hail netting does not depend solely on the size. What makes it vary most is the planting layout, because it determines how many posts go into each hectare; after that come the type of post, the netting's hail-discharge system and the shape of the plot:
This is the factor that moves the price most. Narrow alleys mean more rows per hectare and, with them, more rows of posts; and the closer together the posts are within each row, the more posts are needed. A shorter distance between rows also means more netting surface per hectare. All of this increases the cost.
The choice of post has a direct impact on the quote.
Both systems are effective, but they do not behave the same way or have the same cost per hectare.
The shape of the land also matters. A farm with a square or rectangular layout makes it possible to optimise materials and reduce the number of anchors. By contrast, an irregularly shaped farm usually requires more anchors, tensioners and adjustments, which can increase the total cost.
Yes. At Novafrut we design every installation with technical precision and with the option of choosing the most suitable materials for each case, without oversizing or cutting corners irresponsibly. Our team carries out a preliminary study of the farm, advising on the system, structure and configuration that offers the best balance of protection / durability / price.
The Government of Catalonia has a specific scheme for anti-hail nets in orchards. Its 2026 call (Resolution ARP/3240/2026, DOGC of 16 September 2026) set maximum reference costs of €8,000/ha for the net and €23,100/ha for structure and net, with a maximum of €120,000 per beneficiary. That deadline has now closed; if you want to prepare for the next call, we help you with the quote and the technical documentation.
We make it easy: we carry out no-obligation visits in Cataluña, Aragón, Valencia, Navarra, La Rioja and other farming areas. If you are interested, get in touch and we will advise you
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