Red Sea Tank Net Screen 36 x 24 inches
The Red Sea Tank Net Screen (36 x 24 inches) is a sleek, customizable DIY aquarium cover designed to keep fish safe without compromising aesthetics. Featuring a durable aluminum frame and ultra-thin 8mm transparent netting, it seamlessly blends into rimless or open-top aquariums. The kit includes all necessary components, allowing easy customization for equipment like lighting arms, feeders, and overflow boxes. With inside-rim or on-rim mounting options, it offers versatility while maintaining an open, modern look. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts, this net cover provides a secure barrier against fish jumping while preserving clear, unobstructed tank views.
Red Sea Tank Net Screen 36 x 24 inches
DIY Aquarium Net Cover
Keep your finny friends safe with a customizable Red Sea Aquarium Net Cover.
A stylish top - With a sleek profile and minimalist hangers the Red Sea Net Cover blends in seamlessly even on ultra-clear, rimless, open-top aquariums.
Easily customized - The extra strong aluminum frame and purpose designed components allow the extra thin transparent net cover to be customized to accommodate rim-mounted equipment such as lighting arms, auto-feeders and overflow boxes.
Main features
• Suitable for most open-top aquariums
• Extra strong, customized aluminum profiles
• 8mm (5/16″) thin strand, transparent netting
• Inside-rim or on-rim mounting options
• Includes components for one customized cut-out for filters
• Components available to accommodate additional rim-mounted equipment
• Includes spline roller
Contents of DIY Aquarium Net Cover Kit:
90x60cm
6 - External Corner (A)
2 - Internal Corner (B)
4 - Hanger (C)
1 - Front Spacer (D)
0 – Back Spacer (E)
88cm x2 - Profile (P1)
57cm x3 - Side & Space Profile (P2)
10cm x2 - Cut out Profile (P3)
4m - Spline (S)
3m - Net (N)
1 - Spline Roller (R)
Keep in mind that this is a Do-it-Yourself cover, and while it offers versatility and customizability at a fraction of the cost of custom-built covers, it does require proper DIY skills including planning, taking exact measurements and cutting aluminum profiles. So if you aren’t a DIY project kind of hobbyist, you can always ask your local dealer or a handy friend to help.