Netting on structures
Installed over an orchard support system to form a physical barrier against hail. Coverage is planned around the rows and the structure.
A physical barrier against hail to help protect fruit, leaves and shoots.
Illustrative use image.
A woven barrier above crops that helps reduce damage from hail impact.
Apple, grape, berry and peach orchards.
Requires suitable structure, tension and anchors; inspect after hailstorms.
Data applies to the described product lines. Service life depends on model, installation and exposure; it is not a blanket warranty for every option.
Rolls: 1–2 days of preparation before dispatch.
Custom sizes: 3–7 days of manufacturing before dispatch. Carrier transit is additional. Any change due to order quantity is confirmed in advance.
Mexico: free shipping on orders over MXN $2,000 with up to 20 made-to-measure pieces. Orders up to MXN $2,000: MXN $150 shipping. Rolls always have a shipping charge; rolls and orders over 20 pieces require shipping confirmation before payment. US shipping: to be confirmed.
Protection against hail for orchards and crops.
Installed over an orchard support system to form a physical barrier against hail. Coverage is planned around the rows and the structure.
Netting that wraps around an individual tree. A different application from overhead orchard coverage.
In some growing regions, netting is also spread beneath walnut trees during harvest to help gather the fallen nuts.
Choose dimensions and mesh opening for the size of the nuts and your harvesting method.Netting intercepts hail before it reaches the crop. Aperture size, tension and the supporting structure determine how it works.
Hail can injure leaves, young branches and flower buds. Protecting these parts helps preserve next season’s potential.
Netting changes the radiation reaching the tree. Variety, climate and fruit coloration should inform the selection.
Correctly installed netting provides a physical barrier. It requires a structure designed for wind and accumulated hail loads.
Protecting leaves and buds matters for growth and future production. The system must still accommodate orchard operations.
Apple research associates certain nets with less sunburn. Light transmission and outcomes vary between materials.
Explore each part of the orchard
Sources and context: Washington State University · 2019 · University of Minnesota
Composition, fabric and technology: understand each feature and choose the right option.
Technical information describes documented product lines. Confirm the selected model’s sheet; specifications do not automatically transfer between lines.
This depends on aperture size and complete enclosure. A hail cover with open sides is not equivalent to a pest exclusion system.
No. Netting reduces exposure to some risks; climate, management, variety and installation still influence the harvest.
Check the estimated life of each option in its technical sheet. This is not a crop performance guarantee and depends on use and maintenance.
Research data are technical references. Performance depends on the material, installation and operating conditions.