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Coconut tree safety nets wrap the crown of the palm so falling coconuts and dry fronds are held in the net instead of dropping onto people, vehicles or roofs below.
- Holds falling coconuts and dry fronds
- Protects walkways, parking and seating below
- Tied by a trained climber
Contain Falling Coconuts Before They Land
Coconut palms in Bengaluru compounds, layouts and campuses often stand right over a walkway, parking bay or seating area. A falling coconut carries serious force, and dry fronds come down without warning.
We tie a strong knotted net around the fruiting crown so anything that detaches is caught and held. Fixing is done by a trained climber, and the net is tied so it does not choke the tree or interfere with new growth.
It is a common request from apartment associations, schools, resorts and independent houses with palms near an entrance.
Key Benefits
- Holds falling coconuts and dry fronds
- Protects walkways, parking and seating below
- Tied by a trained climber
- Does not restrict the tree's growth
- Weather-resistant knotted netting
- Suits homes, layouts, schools and campuses
Why Choose Jason Pigeon Safety Nets?
We are a Bengaluru-based safety net installation team, and coconut tree safety nets is one of our regular services. Every job begins with an on-site measurement so the net matches your structure exactly, and we select the mesh based on what the space actually has to withstand rather than fitting one standard product everywhere.
Installation is done neatly with the least drilling needed to hold the net safely, and we clear up before leaving. You can reach us directly on 9900336606 — the same number for the quote, the installation and anything afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the net harm the tree?+
No. It is tied around the crown without cutting into the trunk, and leaves room for new fronds.
Can coconuts still be harvested?+
Yes. The net can be opened by a climber at harvest time and re-tied afterwards.
How many trees can you cover?+
Anything from a single palm at a house to all the trees in a layout or campus.
How often should it be checked?+
A yearly check is sensible, and after harvesting or heavy storms.
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