The orange debris netting we sell provides reliable protection against dust and debris on construction sites, for workers and the surrounding public, thanks to its robust construction and eye-catching colour. Widely used on building, demolition, and refurbishment projects, our orange scaffold netting is supplied in 50-metre rolls, available in 2-metre or 3-metre heights.
In addition to its use as a barrier on scaffolding and temporary Heras fencing panels on construction sites, this netting has many other applications. Gardeners can use it to protect plants, build windbreaks, or create enclosures for pets. Event organisers rely on it to manage crowds, provide privacy, or mark off restricted areas. The vibrant orange hue also enhances visibility, making it an ideal choice for safety applications wherever temporary barriers are required.
Other available colours and options
For more options, browse our full range of scaffold debris netting, including black netting (professional and discreet look), blue netting (clean, general-purpose option), green netting (blends well with surroundings), and flame-retardant versions (for added fire-safety compliance on higher-risk sites).
Frequently asked questions
What sizes are the orange debris netting rolls available in?
It’s available in 50m length rolls, with a width/height choice of 2m or 3m.
How much does a roll of orange debris netting weigh?
Each roll weighs approximately 4 kilograms.
What materials are used to make orange debris netting?
Our orange netting is made from durable HDPE (high-density polyethene), which resists UV rays, tears, and harsh weather, making it ideal for long-lasting use.
What are the primary uses for orange debris netting?
Orange netting is mainly used on construction sites and scaffolding to shield people and property from falling objects. However, it can also serve as temporary fencing, privacy screens, windbreaks, and shade for gardens or landscaping.
How does orange debris netting protect people and property?
It serves as a safety barrier to prevent falling materials and debris from hitting people below, whilst protecting workers on the scaffold from wind and rain.
Is orange scaffold netting suitable for both commercial and residential use?
Yes. Though common on large construction sites, its durability and flexibility also suit residential projects, such as renovations, landscaping, or temporary barriers.
How many cable ties are typically needed per roll of netting?
For secure attachment, one pack of 100 cable ties is typically recommended for each 50m orange netting roll; however, the precise amount depends on spacing and wind loads.
Do the orange netting rolls have eyelets or reinforced edges for easy attachment?
Yes, this orange netting features reinforced edges and built-in eyelets for easy, secure installation using cable ties or bungee cords.





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