Benefits of Installing Cricket Practice Nets

Cricket practice nets are an essential part of safe and efficient training. These nets allow players to practice batting and bowling without the worry of losing balls or causing accidental damage. Whether for homes, schools, or sports academies, installing quality nets enhances safety, improves focus, and encourages consistent training without interruptions.

Our cricket nets are UV-stabilized, weather-resistant, and crafted from high-quality nylon or HDPE material to withstand powerful hits and regular usage. They can be customized for terraces, backyards, and full-length pitch installations. Create a professional-grade practice environment right at your location.

Why You Need Professional Sports Net Installation

Whether it's football, cricket, tennis, or any other sport, ball stop nets are critical in preventing injuries, securing the surroundings, and enabling uninterrupted play. Sports net installations are not just for clubs—they’re ideal for schools, gyms, apartment complexes, and even private grounds.

Our nets are designed to absorb impact and prevent stray balls from causing harm or property damage. Each installation is handled by trained professionals to ensure strong anchoring and durability. With weatherproof and UV-resistant materials, our sports nets provide lasting performance and safety assurance.

Health Hazards of Pigeons

Both humans and animals can be affected. The disease is transmitted to humans by airborne fungus spores from soil contaminated by pigeon and starling droppings (as well as from the droppings of other birds and bats). ... On occasion, the disease can cause high fever, blood abnormalities, pneumonia and even death. Transmission of diseases such as histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis (ornithosis). Attraction of ticks, mites, cockroaches and rats. Unpleasant odour and noise issues. Damage to buildings and monuments due to the highly corrosive nature of pigeon droppings. Extensive damage to air-conditioning units and other roof top machinery.

Balcony safety in high-rise living

On a high-rise balcony, the risk of a fall is simply too high to ever take chances. Kids must be supervised closely when on the balcony for their own safety. They also must be watched so they don't harm others.

Why are balconies dangerous?
A person faces serious danger if she walks out onto a second-floor balcony with rotting floor wood, for example. The wood may crack, leading the person to trip or fall. Even concrete balconies suffer deterioration and surface cracks from exposure to strong winds and harsh weather conditions.

That was a few years back in 1991 when I heard news about famed singer Eric Clapton’s son. He literally ran out of an open full-height window in the apartment owned by his mother’s friend where they stayed while on holiday. The window, about six feet high and four feet wide, was negligently left open after it was cleaned by a housekeeper. The boy entered the room and darted past both his nanny and the housekeeper and fell out onto a neighboring building. The window was not designed to be opened, and strangely, was not properly fitted with security features. The toddler plummeted down 29 floors. In another incident in the United Kingdom, a 5-year-old boy came within minutes of falling 30 meters to his death after climbing onto the balcony of a midrise flat as his mother took a nap inside. An onlooker managed to video the nerve-wracking incident after calling in the police. The little boy sat, while swinging and dangling his legs, in what looked like a happy appreciation of the expansive view in front of him. Fortunately, the police came to his rescue.