Triangular concealment nets

Triangular Camouflage Net: Which Shape and Color to Choose?

Why Choose a Triangular Net Instead of a Rectangular One?

The triangular camouflage net fastens at 3 points instead of 4, making it ideal for asymmetrical setups: house corners, terrace corners, spaces between a wall and a post, or an extension of an already covered rectangular pergola. Its sail-like shape creates a dynamic play of lines and avoids the “flat roof” effect of square nets. Available from 29.90 €, it can be installed in a few minutes with ratchet ropes or a fixing kit.

7 Colors to Suit Every Setting

Each triangular camouflage net is made of ripstop polyester with UV protection, in the same colors as the rectangular range. Sand blends with wood and natural stone. White brings brightness to small terraces. Green fits into a leafy garden, military green expresses a natural, outdoor style. Gray matches aluminium structures, black creates a graphic contrast and blue extends the marine atmosphere near a pool.

How to Combine a Triangular Net with a Rectangular Net?

The most common setup is to combine a rectangular net in the central part of the pergola and one or two triangular nets on the sides to cover the remaining areas. This arrangement offers full coverage without cutting. Match colors for a uniform look or mix two close shades (sand + white, green + military) to create depth. Cable ties allow joining the two nets edge to edge on the same crossbar.

What Sizes Are Available in Triangular Format?

Triangular camouflage nets come in several sizes, from small auxiliary sails (2×2×2 m) to large formats. Check the sheet for each color to see available sizes and prices. Need a triangle with the exact dimensions of your space? Make a request via our custom quote page.

Is a Triangular Net Installed Differently from a Rectangular One?

The principle is the same: stretch the net between anchor points using ratchet ropes or steel cable. The difference is that a triangle has only 3 fastening corners. If no support exists at one point, a telescopic pole creates the missing anchor point. An installation guide is included with every order.

Can I Use a Triangular Net as a Vertical Privacy Screen?

Yes, fixed vertically between a wall and a post, the triangular camouflage net forms a gradual screen — opaque at the top, open at the bottom — that filters views without blocking air flow. It is an alternative to the classic privacy screen, especially suited to balconies and upper-floor terraces. Find all our fixing accessories.