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We offer multiple different types of windbreak netting. Our 85% high density polyethylene lock stitched netting comes in 2 different heights/lengths. The extruded windbreak netting is available in either a standard or large sizing.
Our screen netting is also available in different sizes. The square mesh netting is perfect to be used as perimeter netting, screening, plant support and nest box surfaces. This is also available in a range of mesh sizes.
The screen netting is perfect to create a shade. It also reduces wind and rain penetration.
If you have any questions regarding our Windbreak Screen & Plastic Mesh Netting please give us a call on 01308 485422.
Windbreak netting is designed to slow airflow and create sheltered environments for pens, crops, and working areas. Square mesh netting provides rigid structure for fencing, protection, and containment tasks. Screen netting offers more visual cover and debris protection for scaffolding, pens, and walkways. Each serves a distinct purpose based on airflow, visibility, and structural needs.
Most outdoor netting is made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a UV-stabilised plastic twine that resists rot, doesn’t absorb water, and holds up over years of exposure to UK weather. It comes in two main constructions: knotted netting, which is more rigid and better suited to heavy-duty applications like golf course perimeter netting, and knotless netting, which is softer and less likely to snag or damage what it’s protecting, often used for bird and game netting.
Mesh size affects both strength and function. A smaller mesh, such as 20mm or 28mm square mesh netting, gives a stronger barrier and is better for stopping fast-moving objects like golf balls. A larger, more open mesh allows better airflow and is more common in windbreak and screen netting, where reducing wind exposure matters more than a solid barrier.
For applications needing rigidity and vermin resistance rather than flexibility, galvanised wire netting is a better fit than plastic mesh.
Look for overlocked or reinforced edges on any netting you buy. This stops the mesh fraying at the point where it takes the most strain, extending its working life considerably.
If you’re not sure which material or mesh size suits your setup, get in touch with our team. With over 35 years supplying netting for game, fisheries, golf and sports use, we can recommend the right specification for your site before you order.
Yes. Most products can be cable-tied, clipped, or stapled to timber, wire, or metal frameworks. Ensure tension is even to prevent sagging. Heavy-duty screen or windbreak nettings benefit from fixing along both edges for stability.
Check tension points regularly and replace damaged cable ties. Clear branches or debris to avoid abrasion. UV-stable plastics last well outdoors but still benefit from annual inspection.
Windbreak netting and screen netting are widely used to reduce stress and calm birds by cutting wind and visual disturbance. Square mesh can be used for pen walls or barriers where rigidity matters. Always match mesh aperture and weight to your site conditions.
