We have brand-new green debris netting, supplied in 50m length rolls and available in 2- and 3-metre widths. This product protects against falling debris and dust on construction or demolition sites and is also ideal for gardens and allotments, protecting your vegetables and plants from insects. It is made from a heavy-duty mesh fabric of high-density polyethylene. Each roll weighs around 6kg and can be attached to the scaffold using cable zip ties, which securely fasten the netting.
Dimensions and specifications
| Specifications | Dimensions |
| Condition | NEW |
| Length | 50m |
| Width | 2m or 3M |
| Weight | 2m (4kg) or 3m (6kg) Approx. |
| Colour | Green |
| Made From | HDPE - UV stabilised (3%) |
Frequently asked questions
What is the weight of a roll of green netting?
The weight of each roll is:
- 2m – 4kg approximately.
- 3m – 6kg approximately.
What is the length of a green debris netting roll?
They are available in rolls of 50-metre lengths (approx. 164ft).
How wide is each roll of green netting?
You can purchase two heights, either 2 or 3 metres. This item can be hung vertically or horizontally to cover structures of various sizes.
What is the purpose of debris netting?
It is a durable fabric that helps protect pedestrians and traffic from falling debris. It also allows air to circulate and helps to reduce rain and wind from penetrating the working environment.
What other colours of debris netting are available?
We also supply debris netting in white for a clean, bright appearance that allows maximum natural light, blue mesh for a professional look on commercial sites, red fabric for high visibility and safety in restricted areas, and orange net for excellent hazard awareness.
What is debris netting wind loading?
It is the wind pressure that a structure has to withstand. Debris netting is made with open mesh, which helps to reduce wind loading.
What is the difference between safety netting and debris netting?
A safety net is used horizontally to catch people who fall from a height. In contrast, scaffold netting is used to contain dust and materials within its perimeter and to prevent anything from falling off scaffolding.
Is this product waterproof?
Yes, this product is waterproof and UV-stabilised.
What is this netting made from?
This item is made from high-density solid polyethylene monofilament mesh at 170 gsm, woven or knitted.
How do you fix this green netting?
Once the scaffold framework has been erected, the netting can be added. It is attached to the inside of the structure to ensure the outside is fully protected. Eyelets are placed along the top and bottom of the netting at 15cm intervals; place a zip tie or bungee tie through the hole and secure the connection around the tube. Repeat until all eyelets are securely connected.
Is netting required on scaffolding?
This product is not needed on all scaffolds, but it does have its benefits:
- It provides a safe containment area when working.
- It can provide shade against sunlight but still lets in enough light to work.
- Allows for air to be quickly circulated.
However, it is required when there is a danger to the public or to vehicle traffic, as per the Working at Height Regulations 2005. It is installed to catch falling materials and to protect against dust, which can cause discomfort or eye injuries.
What other uses does debris netting have?
Primarily, it is used on scaffolds in pedestrianised or busy public areas to help prevent debris and dust from falling below when working at height. It helps keep dust from leaving the contained area, protecting the outside and workers on the site from the elements.
However, this product is often purchased for other uses, including covering temporary fencing panels to increase security and provide privacy around a property. It can also be used in agricultural settings and is a top-rated product for providing protective cover for vegetables or plants.
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