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Common Questions

How do you ensure the trees remain healthy?

I use a specialized non-invasive growth block system when tensioning. Our pressure-distribution blocks allow the tree's vascular system to function perfectly while supporting the structure. 

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What materials are used for the treenets?

We utilize UV-stabilized, high-tenacity nylon perimeter rope that can maintain a breaking strength of over 7,500 lbs, and UV-stabilized  550 paracord engineered for extreme weather resistance. 

How long does the installation process take?

A typical custom installation takes between 40 hours to 100 hours depending on complexity and height. This includes tree assessment, hardware placement, and the intricate hand-weaving process.

Do I take my TreeNet down in the winter?

Not at all. Our TreeNets are expertly crafted to remain in place year-round, regardless of the weather. They are considered a permanent fixture. This means they cannot be realistically uninstalled and moved to a different location. You can rest easy knowing your net is built to withstand heavy snow and seasonal changes with total stability.

How much does a TreeNet cost?

Every project is different. Most installations begin around $900, with larger custom designs increasing based on size and complexity.

Is it safe?

Yes. Each TreeNet is engineered with redundant support points, professional‑grade materials, and non‑invasive rigging techniques to protect both you and your trees.

How long will it last?

Since most are installed underneath shade, most paracord nets will last around 10 years before out weathering, depending on sun exposure. 

What are the weight limits?

Each custom treenet is engineered to safely support dynamic loads exceeding 7,500 lbs. This allows for multiple adults and children to enjoy the space simultaneously with complete peace of mind.

How often is maintenance required?

None! once the project is finished there isn't any maintenance to be done.

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