- What does knotless mean compared with knotted netting?
- The strands are interlocked rather than tied, so there are no knots at the mesh corners. That gives a smoother surface that will not catch on fur, claws or fins, and the net lies flatter.
- How is it sold and how much do I get?
- It comes on a 72-inch-wide roll and is sold by the linear foot. Each foot you order gives a piece 72 inches wide and one foot long.
- Is it strong enough for a pond cover?
- It works as a leaf and heron barrier over a pond, but it is light polyester mesh, not a load-bearing net. Support it across spans and do not rely on it to hold weight.
- Can I use it for an aviary or bird netting?
- Yes, the soft knotless mesh is a common choice for aviary and bird netting. Note that half-inch mesh will not stop very small birds or insects.
- How do I stop the cut edges from fraying?
- Seal cut edges with a hot knife or lighter, or bind them with tape or fabric. Polyester melts rather than unravels when heat-sealed.
- Will it hold up outdoors?
- Polyester resists rot and moisture, so it lasts outdoors. Keep it out of prolonged direct sun where possible, since UV exposure eventually weakens synthetic netting.
- Where is the 1/2" Knotless netting cheapest?
- At Duranets LLC, for $11.63, as of our latest check.