Most people see scaffolding nets as “fall protection.” The right system quietly delivers three defenses—safer people, contained debris, and controlled dust—keeping schedules on track.

Why Triple Protection Matters

People: Safer perimeters for workers and pedestrians; hi-vis edges and printed warnings boost awareness.

Debris: Catch offcuts and fragments before they drop or blow off. Less cleanup, fewer complaints.

Dust: Reduce dust from cutting and demo; pair with misting for cleaner air and easier compliance.

Built for Real Job Sites

Durable materials: UV-stabilized HDPE; FR options for hot-work zones. Knit/woven builds resist tears.

Smart airflow: Mesh densities that balance ventilation with containment, easing wind loads.

Reinforced edges: Heavy hems with rope/webbing; buttonholes or grommets for fast, secure tying.

Sizes and formats: Standard bay widths, continuous rolls, or panelized sections for quick swaps.

Visibility and branding: Safety colors, optional reflective stripes, and clean logo/project prints.

Compliance, Without the Headache

Fire behavior testing (e.g., NFPA 701 or local) and UV/mechanical reports available.

Batch traceability via labels/QR codes linked to test records.

Always follow local scaffold rules. Nets aid containment; they’re not a substitute for engineered fall protection.

Faster Install. Fewer Reworks

Plan the run: Confirm bay widths, levels, and anchor points first.

Tension matters: Keep nets taut; use approved ties at set intervals and seams.

Overlap smartly: Secure full-height overlaps to eliminate gaps at corners and rails.

Reinforce stress points: Extra ties at doors, loading bays, and sharp transitions.

Inspect routinely: Check after wind or hot-work; replace damaged sections promptly.

Tangible Gains You Can Measure

Fewer complaints and stoppages near schools, hospitals, and sidewalks.

Cleaner work zones and reduced end-of-day housekeeping.

Better site image and branding—especially with printed netting.

Lower wind damage risk vs solid wraps thanks to ventilating mesh.

Where Scaffolding Nets Shine

Urban, high-footfall projects needing pedestrian protection and clean perimeters.

Façade work, cladding, and selective demolition.

Coastal/high-wind sites needing airflow and robust attachment.

Teams seeking marketing value without sacrificing safety.

What You Can Specify

Material: UV HDPE; FR-treated options.

Mesh: Densities matched to wind and containment needs.

Edges: Reinforced hems with rope/webbing; buttonholes or grommets.

Color/branding: Standard colors, hi-vis stripes, custom print.

Formats: Rolls or pre-sized panels; clean protective packaging.

Ready to upgrade your scaffold protection? Let’s build a safer, cleaner, better-looking site.