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Cat Net for an L-Shaped Balcony: Keep the Corner Continuous

L-shaped balcony corner for cat net planning
Cat net edge turning an inside balcony corner
Wire-reinforced cat net for a balcony boundary

An L-shaped balcony has two runs and an inside corner where the boundary changes direction. The corner controls the net edge, support spacing, visual line and installation access. Measure the complete shape before choosing material or fixing method.

Measure both runs

Record the length, height, railing, wall, slab edge and top condition of each run. Mark the inside corner, any outside return, doors, posts and drainage points. Use a common reference so the two runs join without a gap or an accidental overlap.

Plan the corner structure

The corner may need a post, cable turn, connector or separate panel transition depending on the selected system. Transparent nylon and wire-reinforced netting are different product entities. No-drill mounting depends on the actual railing or wall surfaces and the support path.

Send MaxCatNet a plan view, corner photographs, both run measurements, door position and fixing limitation. The order can then cover the corner and continuous lower edge instead of pricing two disconnected panels.

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