Safety nets are specified and installed according to the site, to prevent people and objects from falling and to reduce injury from falls and falling objects.
Usually produced in HDPE to catch workers, tools and debris. Widely used on construction sites, industrial facilities and stadiums wherever work is carried out at height. The netting cord, including the knots, has a tensile strength of at least 132.7 kgf.
Usually produced in polyester (Tetoron) and installed at high-rise openings and stairwells to reduce fall risk and protect residents and passers-by.
Certified to CNS 10285 L3196-1995 A-4 Class 1 flame retardancy with a limiting oxygen index of 32% or above, using halogen-free retardants throughout so no corrosive or highly toxic gases are released in a fire. The net structure drains efficiently and is made from high-tenacity yarn for both tensile strength and impact resistance. Suited to facade protection, work at height, temporary platform fall protection and sites with flame-retardancy requirements. Full specifications and test reports are on the Materials page.
Built with the new hydrophobic composite yarn. Proprietary UV resistance keeps strength and colour stable through years of sun and weather without embrittlement, while advanced braiding raises tensile strength for a wider safety margin under impact or high wind. It drains quickly after rain instead of holding water and gaining weight, so it stays light and easy to install. Adopted by a well-known Japanese building-materials company, who reported excellent weather resistance and toughness.
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