Enhance worker and material safety on scaffolds and building projects with our red debris netting, available in convenient 50-metre rolls. Designed for construction, scaffolding, and a variety of outdoor garden and allotment projects, this strong and affordable netting effectively contains loose debris and dust while providing essential site screening.
Offered in both 2-metre and 3-metre widths/heights, our red debris netting is an ideal choice for boosting site safety and meeting regulatory requirements.
Frequently asked questions
How long are rolls of red debris netting?
These rolls are 50m in length.
How wide are your rolls of red debris netting?
We sell them in two different widths/heights: 2m or 3m.
How much does a roll of red scaffold netting weigh?
A single roll weighs approximately 4kg.
Is red debris netting fire-retardant?
No, these rolls are not fire-retardant; however, you can purchase specialised flame-retardant rolls here for fire risk projects.
What are the key features of red debris netting?
High-visibility colour: Red increases visibility, alerting people to potential hazards and making it easier to identify the designated area.
Solid material: Constructed from high-density polyethene (HDPE), this netting is UV-stabilised and weather-resistant, meaning it can be used repeatedly over time if kept in good condition.
Easy to install: Lightweight and flexible, with reinforced edges and eyelets, this scaffold netting can be attached to aluminium poles, metal scaffolding tubes, temporary mesh Heras fence panels, or other types of barriers and structures using cable ties.
Multiple widths: Supplied in 50-meter rolls, with options for 2m and 3m widths to suit various project requirements.
What is red scaffold netting typically used for?
This netting is suitable for:
- Scaffolding enclosures.
- Building renovations.
- Demolition projects.
- Debris and dust containment.
- Safety barriers and fencing.
- Gardens, allotments and agricultural settings.
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Red Debris Netting 50m Long Roll
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