01 / Overview

Construction & Industrial Nets Explained

Heavy-duty nets for building sites, warehouse floors, terraces and parking. They catch falling tools and debris and help protect the people below. Rig them to your site's safety plan.

02 / Uses

Where They Fit Best

01High-rise construction scaffolds and floor edges

02Industrial warehouse storage racks and mezzanine edges

03Commercial building open terrace tops and skylight covers

04Residential & commercial basement car parking canopies

03 / Materials

Materials to Ask For

Braided Polyamide (Nylon) & High-Tenacity Polypropylene

Multi-filament braided construction offering high kinetic energy absorption and shock resistance.

Reinforced Debris Lining

Secondary micro-mesh overlay (shade net / mono-screen) to capture small falling debris, masonry aggregate, and fasteners.

High-Load Steel Carabiners & Wire Ropes

Heavy-gauge steel wire boundary ropes, turnbuckles, and industrial D-shackles for structural anchoring.

04 / Fitting

How They Are Fitted

Site Measurement

The installer checks the span, drop height, anchor points and wind on site, then suggests the mesh size, border rope and anchor spacing.

Fixing and Tensioning

Boundary wire ropes are rigged along structural columns or scaffold frameworks using heavy-duty turnbuckles. Net panels are secured using rated carabiners and continuous spiral lacing.

05 / Care

Care and Safety Limits

Care & Cleaning

Conduct monthly visual inspections for abrasion wear, chemical exposure, or damage from heavy fallen objects. Promptly clear accumulated construction debris to maintain optimal impact deflection.

Full Maintenance Guide →

Limits and Fire Exit

Must be rigged in accordance with site safety load specifications. Any net panel subjected to a severe heavy impact should be inspected by a safety supervisor before continued use.

Warranty Guide →

06 / Questions