|
Techniques : Twisted
knotted - Braided knotted
- Rachel - Woven
- Extruded
- Accessories
Applications : Aviary
- Anti-birds - Shading,
windbreak, occultation - Tipping
truck - Scaffolding - Sport
- Fishing
|
Applications :
aviary netting enables you to guaranty
a free space to your pheasants, partridges, etc... and protecting
them from eventual predators. The flexibility of nets (in
comparison with traditional wire netting) avoids game to hurt itself.
With
its strong experience in aviary sector, Multimailles offers
you a large range of nets for your flying pens. You can use
twisted knotted netting or rachel netting depending on your
application.
|
|
| |
PROFESSIONAL
UTILISATION
Twisted
knotted netting
|
AMATEUR
UTILISATION
Rachel
netting |
| Material |
High
density polyethylene |
High
density polyethylene or
polypropylene |
| Type
of mesh |
Diamond
or square |
Diamond
or hexagonal |
| Most
current meshes |
20mm,
25mm, 30mm,
35mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm, 70mm
|
12mm,
15mm, 22mm, 24mm
25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 60mm
|
| Diameters |
1mm,
1.2mm, 1.5mm, 1.8mm
2mm, 2.3 mm
|
From 2 to 6 fils of 0.20, 0.28, 0.30
|
| Sizes |
Your
sizes |
Your
sizes |
| Colours |
Black,
Green, White or Stone in accordance with our references |
Black |
Do
not forget accessories
to fix your nets!
|
|
SOME
ADVICES
-
HENS : twisted knotted or rachel netting in mesh of 60mm.
-
SEA BIRDS : twisted knotted or rachel netting in mesh of 60mm.
-
PHEASANTS : depending on types and ages, we recommend twisted
knotted netting in mesh from 25 to 40mm for pre-aviaries, from 40
to 70mm for flying pens.
-
PARTRIDGES
: twisted
knotted netting in mesh from 25 to 40mm.
-
BIRDS OF PREY : twisted
knotted netting in mesh of 25mm.
Diameter of thread
depends on your exigencies but :
-
For aviaries > 500 m², we advice you against netting
with a diameter of 1.2mm.
-
For aviaries > 5 000 m², we strongly recommend you
netting with a diameter of 1.8mm.
|
Multimailles - Le Gîte
- 76490 Maulévrier - FRANCE - Tél : +33 (0)2 35 95 22 07 - Fax
: +33 (0)2 35 95 72 85 - contact@multimailles.fr |
|
