Our systems have been specified for zoos and animal enclosures worldwide, providing the perfect combination of safety and security without compromising the viewing experience.

A clattering of choughs are the new residents of a bespoke Jakob aviary. Sporting glossy black plumages with either a yellow or red beak, choughs have a buoyant, acrobatic flight thanks to t...

Details As part of a £40 million redevelopment of Chester Zoo, in 2015 we supplied over 1,500m² of Jakob Webnet for the animal enclosures and aviaries that formed part of the zoo’s new ...

Details The outdoor area of Basel Zoo’s new primate house offers a great environment for the animals and a fantastic viewing experience for visitors. Given the design of the landscape, ...

Details The Amur leopard enclosure in the Serengeti Park uses a combination of Jakob stainless steel wire rope structures and Webnet mesh system to create a natural, flowing form. Featuri...

Details The kidney-shaped roof of the aviary appears to be ‘hovering’ over the tree-scape, recreating the look of a forest canopy and providing a permanent shelter for the birds. Con...

Details As part of the ten-year anniversary celebrations for Masoala Hall, Zurich Zoo built a new treetop path, which enables its visitors to see the inhabitants of the rainforest treetop...

Details This complex of three enclosures at Krakow Zoo in Poland allow spectacular views of Siberian tigers, snow leopards and panthers. Featuring an arcing steel sub-structure, the Jak...

Details With the ability to enter the enclosure and walk around freely, visitors are brought closer to viewing the birds in their habitat. Containing birds from all around the globe, the ...