BOY Frame System for Balconies or Terraces for Attaching Cat Protection Nets

There are two ways to set up the net frame system (connecting rods and connectors):

• Together with our telescopic pull-out poles (see images 1 + 2) – to stabilise the upper horizontal side
• Using only the connecting rods and connectors (see image 3) – to build a frame on all 4 sides

Stabilising the upper horizontal side in combination with the telescopic pull-out poles:

To prevent the net from sagging between the telescopic poles and to give the entire system greater stability, the telescopic pull-out poles are connected at the top using connecting rods and connectors. The connectors are attached to the tops of the telescopic poles with a screw and nut. The connecting rods are then inserted into the connectors and clicked into place. Done. The net is attached to the connecting rods with net ties. Alternatively, you can thread the connecting rods through the top row of mesh (before the poles are installed). At the bottom, the cat net is also attached to the railing or handrail using net ties.

Building a net frame on all four sides:

If you also want a fixed connection/frame along the lower horizontal side – just like the top – you cannot use the telescopic pull-out poles, because the outer tube has the same diameter as the connectors. The lower end of the telescopic pull-out pole therefore does not fit into the connectors. In this case, connecting rods must be used instead of telescopic poles. The connecting rods are tapered at both ends so that they fit into the connectors. The connectors do not need to be fastened to the connecting rods with a screw and nut. The rods are simply pushed into the connectors and held in place by a tension spring.

Retrofitting a net frame on the lower horizontal side of the telescopic pull-out poles:

If you have already installed the telescopic pull-out poles and the connecting rods/connectors on the upper horizontal side and would now like to add the frame system to the lower horizontal side as well, you will need our "connecting tubes". These are clicked into the connectors and then inserted into the telescopic pole from below. To prevent them from sliding out of the telescopic poles, either the net must be attached to the connecting rods under tension, or a hole must be drilled into the aluminium tubes so that they can be secured inside the telescopic pole with a self-tapping screw.

Frame system for a 2 m long balcony or terrace

Frame system for a 2.4 m to 3.8 m long balcony or terrace

Frame system for a 4 m long balcony or terrace

Frame system with telescopic pull-out poles for a 3.5 m long balcony with corner

• 1) End connector
• 2) T-connector
• 3) Corner angle connector
• 4) Connecting rod 200 cm
• 5) Connecting rod 100 cm
• 6) Connecting rod 120–190 cm
• 7) Telescopic pull-out pole

Frame system with connecting rods – wall with corner and anti-climb protection –