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Green walls, railings and invisible grills, safety nets, aviaries, façades and padel courts. Designed, supplied and installed across India by one team.
We build the systems that make buildings greener, safer and more open: structures for plants to climb, for people to lean on, for birds to fly beneath, for games to be played in and for buildings to wear. Designed, engineered, supplied and installed by one team, with one point of responsibility from the first drawing to handover.
Choose your application.
Each application shows what you might need, the products that suit it and how to choose between them.

Green walls and façade greening
Green façades, walls and canopies
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Railings, balustrades and invisible grills
Balustrades that keep the view open
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Safety nets and fall protection
Protection people barely notice
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Animal enclosures and aviary mesh
Habitats that feel open
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Jakob referenceFaçade mesh and architectural rope structures
Rope and mesh as architecture
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Wikimedia CommonsSports courts and fencing
Padel, courts and nets
Open →Jakob products.
Swiss stainless rope, mesh, nets and hoists, and the Acier range around them: 12 products with technical data and downloads.
Webnet meshStainless steel wire-rope mesh: strong, flexible and almost transparent.
Webnet EVO meshWebnet with lively shapes: five patterns that mix mesh sizes in one net.
Webnet ID meshWebnet with ID plates: logos, patterns and signage built into the mesh.
Stainless wire ropesArchitectural stainless ropes from Ø1 to Ø26 mm, in three constructions.
End fittings and tensionersThreads, forks, eyes, turnbuckles and anchors that hold at least 90% of the rope’s strength.
Jakob safety and play netsJakob’s textile nets: EN 1263-1 fall-arrest nets, knotless safety and protection nets, and walk-on play nets, in many colours.
Habegger wire rope hoistsHand-operated wire rope hoists for pulling and lifting, from 600 kg to 3.2 t.What to expectFrom first visit to handover
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Site visit
We see the site, take measurements and listen to what you need.
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Drawings and samples
Drawings, specifications and a sample for you to approve before anything is made.
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Jakob referenceSupply
Jakob systems from Switzerland and the Acier range around them, checked before they reach site.
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Acier projectInstallation
Installed by Acier: one team and one point of responsibility.
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Handover and care
Inspection and documents at handover, and help with care afterwards.
Built across India.
Every project written up as a case study: the brief, the challenge, the solution and the exact specification.

Leopard enclosure, Mumbai Zoo
A leopard habitat at Mumbai Zoo under a single tensioned Webnet canopy: 1,175 m² at an average height of 12 m, the first leopard enclosure in India under a rope and mesh canopy.

Bird aviary, Rajgir Zoo Safari
A walk-in aviary beside the Rajgir Animal Safari in Bihar: 2,750 m² under Jakob Webnet carried on steel arches, with an average height of 12 m.

Green-canopy pergola, Godrej Properties
A rope-hung pergola for Godrej Properties in Mumbai that puts parking under a living canopy, with Ø10 mm AISI 316 tension ropes holding the structure.

Walkway bridge, Panjim
A waterside pedestrian bridge in Panjim, Goa, with AISI 316 Webnet railings, Ø2 mm with a 50 mm mesh, that keep people safe without closing the view.
Jakob Rope Systems. Swiss, since 1904.
Jakob makes stainless wire ropes, fittings, Webnet and Habegger lifting equipment in Switzerland, with projects in more than 50 countries. Acier has represented Jakob exclusively in India since 2014.
- AISI 316Stainless steel throughout: ropes, ferrules, fittings.
- ≥ 90% of MBLEnd connectors reach at least 90% of the rope’s minimum breaking load.
- DIBt Z‑14.7‑557German general building approval for Webnet.
- 50+ countriesBridges, zoos, stadiums, façades and green walls.










Guides.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most, from invisible grills to padel court rules.

Invisible grills vs MS grills: which is right for your balcony?
How stainless steel invisible grills compare with mild steel grills on child safety, view, upkeep and life in coastal air.

Aviary and zoo mesh: choosing the size by species
How to size stainless steel mesh for every bird and animal you keep, from finches to tigers: mesh opening, rope diameter, the rules enclosures follow and what we used at Mumbai Zoo and Rajgir.

Green façades explained: cables, Webnet or trellis?
The three main ways to support climbing plants on a building, and how to match each one to the plants, the wall and the look you want.
