Black Netting
Plastic Netting (28mm Mesh)
Plastic Netting (50mm Mesh)
30mm Tennis Ball Stop Netting - Made To Order
120mm Ball Stop Netting (4mm Diameter) - Made To Order
100mm Ball Stop Netting (3mm Diameter) - Made To Order
75mm Seagull Netting, Knotless - Black - Made To Order
50mm Pigeon Netting - Black - Made To Order
30mm Knotless Starling Netting - Made To Order
28mm Starling Netting - Black - Made To Order
20mm Knotless Sparrow Netting - Made To Order
25mm Mesh Knotless Polypropylene Netting (1.8mm Diameter)
Pheasant Netting 75mm - Made To Order
Air-permeable Sheet, PE, 240 g/m² - Made to Order
Pheasant Netting 40mm - Made To Order
High-Tenacity Black Mesh Netting
Our black mesh netting is manufactured by our skilled team, using high-tenacity polypropylene for the most durable and long-lasting netting for your project.
Featuring our renowned knotless design and traditional knotted styles, we have a wide range of black netting to suit your specific needs. Whether you need a reliable bird net to protect garden plants or heavy-duty debris netting for construction sites, we have you covered.
Plus, with free UK delivery on orders over £500, these nets are the most cost-effective and hassle-free solution for your garden, sports field, or construction project.
Lightweight Black Bird & Garden Nets
Our black garden and bird netting offers a discreet and effective solution for protecting your plants, fruits, vegetables, and buildings from pesky birds and other critters.
Made from high-quality polypropylene, these nets are UV-stabilised for long-term use and can withstand harsh weather conditions. The knotless design makes it difficult for birds to peck at the net, ensuring your plants stay safe and undamaged.
We supply various mesh sizes depending on the species you want to deter, including pigeons, seagulls, sparrows and starlings.
The nets are also lightweight and easy to handle, so you can install them wherever you need and move them around as needed.
Versatile Black Sports Netting
Our ball-stop netting is a very popular choice with professional and amateur sports clubs alike. Using our knotless polypropylene, our manufacturing team create strong, durable nets that can withstand the impact of sports balls, making for excellent ball-stop protection.
They can be installed around golf courses, tennis courts, football pitches, and other areas to prevent stray balls from damaging or injuring the crowd or passersby.
General Multi-Purpose Black Mesh Nets
Our range also includes various multi-purpose netting options that can be used for just about any project.
Our 28mm and 50mm Plastic Netting are some of our most versatile nets, suitable for a variety of applications such as gardening, animal enclosures, and general debris containment. These nets are UV-stabilised, chemically inert, and rot-proof, making them durable and long-lasting, both indoors and outdoors.
If you have any questions or need advice on the best type of netting for your application, don't hesitate to get in touch! Order online from Huck Nets today.
FAQs
Many people prefer to use black netting because it's discreet but still visible enough to prevent any accidents or damage. It's also great for blending in with natural surroundings and is less harsh on the eyes compared to white netting. A 28mm or 30mm mesh size will be effective at keeping out blackbirds, as they are a similar size to starlings. If you're looking for universal bird protection, we recommend a 20mm mesh. Knotless netting is stronger and more lightweight than knotted nets, which makes it a popular choice for fall-arrest protection, sports boundaries, and more general uses. However, knotted nets are still a great choice, particularly for bird protection. Our nets do come in a variety of other colours, including green, red, blue, and white – but this depends on the type of net. You will be able to see the colour variations available on each product page, or you can get in touch to ask our team about specific colours.Why is Black Netting a Popular Choice?
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