The incentive to use Webnet in Gurmels originated with the architects who were seeking a functional and attractive alternative to the conventional dropped ceiling solutions. For aesthetic reasons, the architects in Gurmels opted for a relatively small mesh angle of 35° to emphasize the visual effect of the filigreed structure. For attaching the net, they chose a surround rope that is in turn connected to the structure of the building via retainers, the so-called primary construction. This consists of a number of standard elements as well as single parts individually adapted to the given structural situation. Despite their considerable weight, it was possible to tension the approx. 500 m2 large net segments very tightly, resulting in a minimal, virtually imperceptible sag of 10-15 cm.