How much does a custom mezzanine net cost? This is often the first question people ask when considering how to convert a living room loft or make the most of high ceilings. The answer depends on your project, but let’s start with a rough estimate: a Feelnets mezzanine net starts at around 350 euros and typically ranges from 90 to 150 euros per square meter, including mountings and ropes, with delivery within France.
Three factors determine this price: the area to be covered, the mesh size you choose, and the fasteners suitable for your surface. Rather than an abstract price, here are examples of actual projects with cost breakdowns—which explain why prices vary from one project to another—and how to get an estimate for your own project. Since each net is custom-made, we’ll send you a personalized quote free of charge within 3 hours.
The price per square meter of a mezzanine netting
Rather than a theoretical price list, here are examples of projects actually produced by Feelnets, ranging from small nets to large ones, on various supports. Prices are listed inclusive of tax, fasteners, and cordage, with shipping within France included.
| Configuration | Price including tax, delivered | Price per square meter |
|---|---|---|
| Small net, 2.7 m² | €407 | €151/m² |
| 4.3 m² net on stainless steel cable | €607 | €142/m² |
| 5.6 m² net area on IPN | 579 € | €104/m² |
| Large net, 9.2 m² | 814 € | €88/m² |
One trend stands out: the larger the area, the lower the price per square meter. Prices range from about 150 euros per square meter for a small net to less than 90 for a large one. This makes sense: part of the cost is fixed regardless of size, so it has a greater impact on smaller areas. A large net costs more overall, but it works out to a better price per square meter.
Detailed Examples of Projects
Small net — 2.7 m²
€407 (including tax) — €151/m²
1.83 x 1.48 m opening, wood frame on all four sides. 44 crossbars on stainless steel plates, 30×30 white mesh, single-strand 10 mm rope lacing.
Net with one side without support — 4.3 m²
€607 (including tax) — €142/m²
2.25 x 1.90 m opening, wood framing on 3 sides and 5 mm stainless steel cable on the 4th. 43 black carabiners on stainless steel plates, 30×30 gray mesh, double lacing.
Net on a metal frame — 5.6 m²
€579 (including tax) — €104/m²
2.48 x 2.25 m opening, IPN frame on all four sides. 63 eye screws with stainless steel clamping bolts, 30×30 black mesh, double lacing.
Large net — 9.2 m²
€814 (including tax) — €88/m²
3.22 x 2.85 m opening, wood frame on all four sides. 81 galvanized steel bolts (8x80 mm), beige 30×30 mesh, double lacing.
Factors That Affect the Price of a Mezzanine Fillet
Beyond surface area—which remains the primary factor—three elements account for the price difference between projects: mesh, fasteners, and lacing. You can adjust these three factors to fit your budget.
The area
This is the number one factor, as shown in the table above. The total price rises with the number of square meters, but the cost per square meter actually decreases. A small net remains the most affordable option in absolute terms, while a large net offers the best value per square meter.
The knit
Feelnets offers two mesh sizes for indoor use. The 30×30 mm size, which is the most common, allows light to pass through. The 13×13 mm size, which is denser and heavier, provides a more closed surface. This density comes at a cost: for a 2 x 2 m net with identical mesh, fasteners, and cordage, switching from the 30×30 to the 13×13 option costs about 20% more. To find out which one to choose based on your intended use, check out our mesh guide.
The Fasteners
The choice of fasteners has a greater impact on the price than one might think. For the same 2 x 2-meter net, with only the fasteners changing—ranging from a simple zinc-plated steel piton to a stainless steel piton—the price increases by more than 25%.
| Mounting (identical 2x2 m net) | Price including tax, delivered | Price per square meter |
|---|---|---|
| Galvanized steel pins | €429 | 107 €/m² |
| Stainless Steel Plate Mounts | €498 | €124/m² |
| White stainless steel bridge plates | 508 € | €127/m² |
| White stainless steel pitons | 542 € | 136 €/m² |
Zinc-coated steel is the most economical option and is ideal for indoor use. Stainless steel, which is more expensive, is essential for outdoor use and is prized for its finish—particularly the white or black plate-mounted brackets, which blend seamlessly into the surroundings. Details on each fastener and its use can be found in our fastener guide.
Ropes and Lacing
The net is laced around its perimeter with a tension cord. Single lacing is sufficient for everyday use. Double lacing—which Feelnets recommends for heavy use, with children, or for rental purposes—doubles the length of the cord and therefore adds a few dozen euros to the cost of the project. It’s a small additional cost for enhanced durability over time.
What is included in the price of a Feelnets net?
The prices listed are all-inclusive, with no hidden charges when you place your order. Each net is delivered ready to install, with everything you need included.
Included in the price
- The net is custom-made to your exact specifications
- Mounts Suitable for Your Surface
- The tension cord
- The Installation Guide
- Shipping to mainland France
Not included
- Installation, which can be done by two people using a screwdriver = no additional cost
- Hiring a professional, if you'd rather have someone else handle it
Feelnets calculates the number of mounts and the length of the cord based on your setup, so you don’t have to figure anything out yourself. And if you’d like to have it installed, we can connect you with a partner contractor near you. To learn everything about installation, check out our installation guide.
Is installing a custom-made net less expensive than having the work done?
Considering what it offers, the mezzanine netting is a cost-effective solution. Creating a full slab or floor to make use of ceiling height requires structural work, a load-bearing structure, sometimes a building permit, and a bill running into the thousands of euros. The net, on the other hand, is stretched between your existing structures without touching the load-bearing walls, for just a few hundred euros.
For the price of a simple renovation, you gain a usable space where you can sleep, read, play, or relax, while preserving the room’s light and sense of space. This is often the fastest and most affordable way to gain usable square meters without expanding or adding walls.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About the Price of a Custom-Made Net
How much does custom-made mezzanine netting cost?
A Feelnets mezzanine net starts at around €350 and typically ranges from €90 to €150 per square meter, including fasteners and ropes, with delivery within France. The price depends on the surface area, mesh size, and fasteners. Since every project is unique, we’ll send you a personalized quote free of charge within 3 hours.
What is the price per square meter of a mezzanine netting?
The price decreases with size: expect to pay about €150 per square meter for a small net and less than €90 for a large one. Part of the cost is fixed regardless of size, so it represents a larger proportion of the total cost for smaller areas. A large net is more expensive overall, but more cost-effective per square meter.
Does the price include bindings and ropes?
Yes. The price of a Feelnets net is all-inclusive: the custom-made net, the fasteners suited to your mounting surface, the tensioning cord, the installation instructions, and delivery within mainland France. Only the installation is not included; most customers install it themselves with two people and a simple screwdriver.
Why does a custom-made net cost more than a standard net?
Because it is custom-made to fit your space exactly, with a mesh certified to EN 1263-1 and fasteners that fit your mounting surface perfectly. You’re paying for a net that fits perfectly and installs without any adjustments—not a standard product that needs to be cut to size. This guarantees a safe installation and a clean finish.
Is the 13×13 mesh more expensive than the 30×30?
Yes, slightly. With the same net, fasteners, and cordage, the 13×13 mm mesh costs about 20% more than the 30×30 mm mesh because it is denser and heavier. The choice depends mainly on the intended use, as detailed in our mesh guide.
Is there a charge for delivery?
Shipping is free throughout mainland France. For international shipments, shipping is insured and the cost is calculated based on the destination and included in your quote.