Installing invisible grills involves fixing high-tensile stainless steel cables (usually SS316) either vertically or horizontally across windows, balconies, or open spaces. The process begins with site measurement and planning, followed by the installation of aluminum or stainless steel tracks (frames) on the edges of the opening. These tracks securely hold the steel wires, which are tensioned and spaced (typically 2 to 4 inches apart) based on safety needs and aesthetic preference. The wires are anchored using tamper-proof screws and locking mechanisms to ensure strength and security.Invisible grill installation should always be done by trained professionals to ensure proper tensioning, secure anchoring, and alignment. The grills are usually coated with nylon or PVC to prevent rust and provide a smooth finish. Installers also consider local safety codes and the intended purpose—whether for child safety, pet protection, or anti-intrusion. Optional features such as alarm wiring or detachable sections can be added for enhanced functionality. Once installed, invisible grills require minimal maintenance but should be inspected periodically to check for wire tension and frame stability.
