Swimming Enclosures / Shark Net
Description
Marine-Grade Netting for Swimming Enclosures / Shark Nets
Create safe and secure swimming zones at beaches, rivers, and waterfronts with our premium marine-grade netting. Designed to withstand harsh coastal conditions, this netting provides a reliable barrier against marine hazards (ie: Sharks) while allowing water flow and visibility.
Manufactured from UV-stabilised, rot-resistant materials, it offers long-lasting performance in both saltwater and freshwater environments. The braided PE netting contains a Wire Core, and is designed to help avoid fungal / algae build up on netting.
Ideal for councils, resorts, surf clubs, and private waterfronts, our swimming enclosure netting is available in custom sizes and configurations to suit your location.
✔ UV-stabilised & rot-resistant Shark Nets
✔ Marine-grade strength and durability
✔ Safe, knotless finish for swimmers
✔ Custom sizes available
- Braided PE netting with Wire Core
- Designed to help avoid fungal / algae build up on netting
- Colour: White
- Diameter: 3mm
- Standard hole size 100mm x 100mm
Available in 3 standard bundle Sizes (as well as all custom sizes)
If you require installation advice or the details of a local contractor in your area, please call us on (02)97715288 OR contact
Sea Dragon Enclosures
0425259989
carl@seadragon.com.au
Gallery: Examples of some recent work completed by Sea Dragon Diving Co.
Sea Dragon Enclosures
0425 259 989
carl@seadragon.com.au
PredatorPRO Gen 2 used at Taylors Point in Pittwater, NSW for Northern Beaches Council.
PredatorPRO Gen 3 – With larger net apertures and thicker, stiffer twine installed in Botany Bay, Sydney for Bayside Council.
Photo taken during the recent installation of PredatorPRO for Northern Beaches Council at Forty Baskets Beach in Sydney harbour.
PredatorPRO Gen 3 at Bedlam Bay
Installed tidal pool at Little Manly. PredatorPRO Gen 2 was used at this site.
Newly installed PredatorPRO Gen 2 at Little Manly Tidal Pool in Sydney harbour.
Installed PredatorPRO Gen 2 at Taylors Point Tidal Pool in Pittwater for Northern Beaches Council.
PredatorPRO Gen 3 at Monterey Beach in Botany Bay for Bayside Council.