The view stays
Millimetre-thin cables instead of 12 mm bars. From inside, the opening reads as clear.
Tensioned stainless steel cables in a slim frame — the strength and child-safety of a grill, without the heavy welded bars across your view.
An invisible grill replaces the vertical bars of a conventional MS grill with fine stainless steel cables tensioned between a slim top and bottom track. The cables are only a few millimetres across, so from a metre away the opening reads as clear — but the assembly is genuinely load-bearing.
It is the option people choose when they want child safety and security but not the visual weight of a welded grill, and when they want something that will not rust, streak the wall or need repainting every few years.
Aluminium tracks are anchored to the head and sill of the opening. Stainless steel cables — typically SS 304, sometimes nylon-coated — are run vertically between them at a close, regular spacing and tensioned individually so there is no slack anywhere in the run.
Cable spacing is the safety-critical dimension. Closer spacing means a smaller gap for a child to attempt to pass through, and we specify it based on who is using the space rather than to a single default. The tracks matter as much as the cables: an under-specified track will bow inward under tension long before a cable ever fails.
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What we install, in the detail you would need to compare one quotation against another.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cable | SS 304 stainless steel, typically 2 – 2.5 mm; nylon-coated optional |
| Track / frame | Powder-coated aluminium, anchored to head and sill |
| Cable spacing | Close vertical spacing, specified to the opening and its users |
| Orientation | Vertical standard; horizontal available where design requires |
| Finish options | White, black, brown, grey and custom powder-coat shades |
| Corrosion | Stainless cable — no rusting, no streak marks, no repainting |
| Maintenance | Occasional wipe-down; periodic tension check recommended |
Millimetre-thin cables instead of 12 mm bars. From inside, the opening reads as clear.
Closely spaced, individually tensioned stainless cable in an anchored frame — not decorative.
SS 304 does not corrode or streak the wall the way a painted MS grill does after a few monsoons.
Many societies prohibit external projecting grills. An invisible grill sits within the opening.
Invisible grills are quoted per square foot, and the rate is driven by cable grade, cable spacing and frame specification. Closer spacing costs more because it is materially more cable and more labour — and closer spacing is precisely what makes it a child-safety product rather than a decorative one. Confirm the grade in writing; SS 202 is sold as stainless and will still show corrosion in Delhi NCR conditions.
Every quotation follows a free site visit, and states the rate, the material and any access cost in writing before work begins.
Tell us what is happening and where — a photo of the balcony or ledge is usually enough for us to know what we are looking at.
We visit, measure, identify the species and check what we will be anchoring into. No charge and no obligation.
A clear quote stating mesh size, material, colour, hardware and access cost. No hidden extras added later.
Our team installs, tensions, seals every edge, clears up, and walks you around the finished job before leaving.
Photographs from completed jobs across Delhi NCR.
For fall protection, a correctly specified one is comparable — tensioned SS 304 cable is very strong in the direction that matters, and the whole assembly is anchored into the structure. Against forced entry a heavy welded grill is still the more resistant option, so if security rather than child safety is your main concern, say so and we will tell you honestly which suits you.
Corrosion resistance, and it is not a small difference. SS 202 is cheaper and is widely sold as "stainless", but in Delhi NCR humidity and pollution it will show rust spotting within a couple of years. SS 304 does not. Always get the grade stated on the quotation.
They should not, if each cable was individually tensioned at installation and the tracks are adequately specified. Sag is usually a sign the frame is bowing rather than the cable stretching. We recommend a tension check every couple of years.
In most cases, yes — the track anchors to the head and sill of the opening and works with standard aluminium, UPVC and wooden window frames. We check at survey whether the sill can take the anchor properly before quoting.
Wipe the cables down with a damp cloth occasionally, and clean the tracks when you do the windows. There is no painting, no oiling and no rust treatment — which is a large part of why people choose it over an MS grill.
Barely. The cables are a few millimetres thick with clear space between them, so airflow is essentially unaffected and light loss is minimal — considerably less than a conventional grill with 12 mm bars.
Child-safe and pet-safe balcony netting with load-bearing anchoring — full fall protection without blocking your view or light.
Tight-mesh HDPE netting that stops pigeons nesting on balconies, windows, ledges and AC units — humane, and almost invisible once fitted.
End-to-end bird netting — site survey, correct mesh selection, installation, and repair or re-tensioning of nets that have started to sag.
We install in New Delhi, Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida, Manesar, Sohna. Site visits anywhere in our service area are free and carry no obligation.
Free site inspection, a written quotation, and an honest answer about what the job actually needs.