132 reviews forTrixie Bite Resistant Cat Net - Olive

The net is very sturdy and easy to install. You can hardly see it from below. Our 7-kilo tomcat has already hung on the net and even tried to gnaw through it—without success, it held up. One star deducted because there were far too few hooks included. We bought 100 extra hooks and secured the net to them with cable ties. That way, no one can escape :-)

I was really pleased with how quickly the package arrived. Unfortunately, the net was cut slightly unevenly. But with a bit of skill, I managed to make it work anyway.

The net is really very sturdy and can be stretched well. I chose this product because my cats kept climbing around on the balcony wall with a cheap plastic net, as that net was far too elastic. Now I no longer have any concerns that the net will give way if my two get a bit too adventurous again. The only flaw: not all of the meshes form a perfect square, but I’m happy to overlook that.

Stable, good, and secure. One star deducted because 15 hooks are unfortunately too few.

Well, for the price, you can expect something decent. I don’t think the net has any stitching errors (like mentioned in other reviews). Mine has zero flaws, which is exactly what I’d expect—otherwise, I could’ve just grabbed a run-of-the-mill net for cheap. Maybe I just got lucky this time :-)) I’m happy with it.

This is already the second net of this type, as the one purchased 6 years ago had to be replaced due to material fatigue. I bought the same net again because I was very satisfied with the first one. However, it took a very long time to thread the yarn, and the edge stitches were often so tightly made that they broke during threading. Couldn't a different, less time-consuming solution be found for this – for example, a reinforced edge from the outset?

I received the net a few days ago and was pleasantly surprised: To ensure my little one is truly safe on the balcony, I opted for the wire-reinforced net from Trixie. Contrary to my concerns that the embedded wire might, for example, shimmer silver or be visible in some way, you can't see any trace of it at first glance—or even on closer inspection. It looks just like any other cat net. I assume that, despite the "invisibility" of the wire, it has indeed been incorporated into the net.

The net is wire-reinforced and withstands my super-active young cat, who loves jumping and climbing. I've had it for a year now, and it has held up against the cold, snowy winter just as well as against the sun. However, it doesn't look particularly nice. It's a shame there can't be transparent AND wire-reinforced nets.

The net is really great. Unfortunately, I only came up with the idea of buying one after my cat decided to take a flying leap from the second floor. I couldn’t find any manufacturing defects (some reviews had mentioned this). It’s not bothersome either, even though it’s olive-coloured. However, it’s questionable how the manufacturer thought it was a good idea to include only 20 hooks with a 6x3m net. I secured it at the top and sides and needed around 60 hooks. That’s the only downside of this product. If anyone else has the problem of wall plugs not holding in the walls: stick wooden battens to the wall with mounting adhesive and screw the hooks into the wood. Works perfectly!

Yesterday, we installed the 8 x 3 m cat safety net on our balcony. The assembly wasn’t exactly straightforward, though that’s more due to the design of our balcony. Unfortunately, the net has quite a few thick, fuzzy knots. That aside, it’s still of very good quality, likely thanks to the fine wire. We’re very satisfied. And we’re confident that in the future, we’ll be able to let our cats go onto the balcony unsupervised. The purpose of this cat safety net has been fully achieved.

We are very satisfied with the cat protection net. We installed it on the terrace, but unfortunately, in a piece of about 3 metres, there were several knots, and some of them were open, meaning there were holes that we had to tie up. Overall, though, it’s a good and safe solution for balconies and terraces.

So, the big move is just around the corner, and the most important thing is done. The balcony is safe! Installing the net was quite straightforward. Personally, I found the 20 hooks provided to be too few for my little rascals, so my brother and I used some additional hooks. The net has minor flaws like knots, but overall, it's fine. For passers-by, it's practically invisible; for me, it's probably just a matter of getting used to it. I can wholeheartedly recommend this net and would generally advise opting for the wire-reinforced version. Best regards, Karsta

I've had the cat protection net on my balcony for a few weeks now, and I have to say I'm very pleased. It doesn't obstruct the view outside in the slightest, was easy to install, and reliably keeps my two furry friends safe :-)

I am generally quite satisfied with the quality of the net. Unfortunately, the specified dimensions are very generously measured. The included installation instructions and accessories can quickly make a novice break into a sweat. I personally mounted the net using aluminium rails. It looks good and is much more stable than the supplied hooks. CONCLUSION: Excellent quality, accessories rather lacking

A net that can withstand the claws of a 20kg, 10-month-old, very lively dog. Not to mention my four British Shorthair cats. Assembly was easy, and it looks very good because the olive colour makes it very inconspicuous (as inconspicuous as a net can be :-)). I needed the largest net because my balcony is 7 metres long, and unfortunately, I only noticed too late that the net was knotted in some places and had two holes. Sadly, I only discovered this after installation. This is the only flaw, so WARNING when purchasing: Check the net for defects first.