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Feelnets has been designing custom trampoline nets for catamarans and multihulls for over fifteen years.
As a partner to the world’s leading boat rental companies and shipyards, we manufacture each net to the exact dimensions of your deck, using high-tenacity polyester, Serge Ferrari PVC mesh, or Dyneema, depending on your sailing requirements.
Resistant to seawater, sea spray, and even the most intense UV rays, our nets are designed to last in real marine conditions. Lagoon, Fountaine Pajot, Outremer, Nautitech, HH Catamarans: whether your model is listed in our catalog or not, we’ll send you a personalized quote in less than 3 hours.
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Our Catamaran and Multihull Net Projects
Lagoon, Fountaine Pajot, Outremer, HH Catamarans, cruising or racing multihulls: each net is custom-made to the exact dimensions of the deck. Check out some of Feelnets’ completed projects for inspiration and to get an idea of how the nets look depending on the materials and boat models.
Trampoline Nets for Catamarans: Our Custom Solutions
Every Feelnets net is custom-made to the exact dimensions of your deck. The concept is always the same: a trampoline crafted to the precise measurements of your catamaran, made from the material best suited to your sailing conditions, and delivered with tension ropes and a complete installation guide.
Designed in France and manufactured in France and Europe, each net is inspected before shipment and packaged to withstand long-distance transport.
The trampoline net: the centerpiece of the catamaran
Stretched between the two hulls at the bow of the boat, the trampoline is the catamaran’s main living space: a place for sailing, relaxing, and maneuvering. Constantly exposed to spray, salt, sun, and friction, it wears out and must be replaced every three to seven years, depending on the intensity of use and the material chosen. A net in poor condition compromises both safety on board and sailing comfort.
Custom-made for all models
Whether you own a Lagoon 380, a Fountaine Pajot Elba 45, an Outremer 55, or a less common model, Feelnets manufactures your net to the exact dimensions of your deck. The most popular models are listed directly in our quote form for even faster processing. For other models, simply provide us with the make and model; our team has the blueprints and will contact you if necessary. In any case, you’ll receive your quote in less than 3 hours.
Strings and Finishes
The edge of the net is just as important as the mesh itself. Our polyester nets feature an overlocked binding around the entire perimeter, which reinforces the edge and serves as an attachment point for the lacing. Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh nets feature a welded and sewn binding, with the option of grommets or sleeves for rods depending on your mounting system. Dyneema is supplied with a finish suitable for competition use. On a catamaran, since the attachment points are already present on the boat, only the tension line is needed to lace the net: a 6 mm line, using either a single-strand or point-by-point lacing method. It is available upon request, though most owners already have their own. To learn more about lacing methods, consult our guide to fasteners and lacing.
What material should you choose for your catamaran net?
Three material options are available, each suited to a specific level of durability and type of boating. All our nets are custom-made to the exact dimensions of your deck and come with the appropriate rope for your mounting system.
| Polyester 3⁺ , 13×13 mm |
Polyester 3⁺ , 30×30 mm |
PVC Mesh 492 Serge Ferrari |
Dyneema® 22×22 mm |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strength | 220 kg/m² | 210 kg/m² | Extreme | Exceptional |
| Weight | 700 g/m² | 475 g/m² | 1,000 g/m² | Ultra-light |
| Relaxation rate | Low | Low | Nil | Nil |
| Surface | Braided mesh | Braided mesh | Smooth, knot-free | Braided mesh |
| UV Resistance | High (250 kly) | High (250 kly) | Extreme | High |
| Seawater Resistance | Very good | Very good | Excellent | Excellent |
| Colors | ||||
| Ideal Use | Charter |
Transatlantic Transpacific |
Large-Volume Premium Finish |
Competition Ultralight |
Price of a custom-made catamaran net
The price of a Feelnets catamaran net depends on three factors: the dimensions of the deck, the material chosen, and the edge finishes. Here are a few specific examples to help you budget for your project.
Some price ideas
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- Lagoon 380 (Lagoon), White 30×30 mm Polyester: €415 (excl. tax)
- Lagoon 42 (Lagoon), White Polyester 13×13 mm: €455 (excl. tax)
- Bahia 46 (Fountaine Pajot), black polyester, 30×30 mm: €580 (excl. tax)
- Nautitech 395 (Nautitech), white Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh 392: €1,380 (excl. tax)
- Ocean Voyager 64 (Ocean Voyager), Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh 492 in white: €6,185 (excluding tax)
- Outremer 42 (Outremer), coated gray Dyneema 22×22 mm: 1,260 € (excl. tax)
→ Tension cables can be added upon request in your personalized quote. Shipping is free in mainland France and insured internationally if needed.
These prices are for reference only. Since every project is unique, we’ll send you your free personalized quote within 3 hours.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Catamaran Nets
How much does a custom-made catamaran net cost?
The price depends on the deck’s dimensions, the material chosen, and the edge finishes. For example, a 30×30 mm polyester net for a Lagoon 380 costs €415 (excluding tax), with shipping included within France. We’ll send you your free, personalized quote within 3 hours.
What material should I choose for my catamaran sail?
Polyester 3+ is available in two mesh sizes. The 13×13 mm mesh is tighter, very comfortable, and ideal for cruising and charter multihulls. The 30×30 mm mesh, with its superior water flow and optimal visibility for handling the hull, is preferred for transatlantic and transpacific voyages. Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh 492 is suitable for large volumes and premium finishes. Dyneema is reserved for competition multihulls or catamarans seeking maximum weight savings. To compare all mesh types in detail and find the one that best suits your needs, consult our comprehensive guide to choosing your net mesh.
Is my catamaran model listed?
The most popular models are listed directly on our quote form: Lagoon, Fountaine Pajot, Outremer, Nautitech, HH Catamarans, and many others. If your model isn’t listed, simply specify the make and model and send us a drawing—our team will take care of the rest.
How long does it take to manufacture and deliver?
The production time is 10 to 15 business days from the date the quote is approved. Shipping is free in mainland France and insured for international shipments, with packaging suitable for long-distance transport.
Can I install the net myself?
Yes. Each order comes with the necessary tensioning cord and a complete installation guide. For standard models, installation can be done without any special tools. Our team is available to assist you if needed.
What is the lifespan of a Feelnets catamaran net?
Under normal use, a 3+ polyester net has an estimated lifespan of 5 to 7 years in the Caribbean. This lifespan depends on UV exposure, frequency of use, and sailing conditions. Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh and Dyneema offer superior durability. Rinsing the net with fresh water after each use significantly extends its lifespan.
Is the net resistant to seawater and UV rays?
Yes. Our 3+ polyester nets are UV-treated (250 kly) and resistant to sea spray, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. Serge Ferrari PVC Mesh offers even greater durability, having been originally designed for the most demanding marine conditions.
How do I get a quote for my catamaran?
Fill out the form on this page by selecting your boat model, the desired material, and any specific requirements you may have. Our team will review your project and send you a personalized quote within 3 hours.


















