Our white debris netting provides excellent protection against dust and falling rubble for workers, passersby and buildings during renovation or construction activities. This professional-grade netting is made from heavy-duty, UV-treated high-density polyethene (HDPE). It is built to withstand the elements and provide a substantial barrier against falling debris, materials, and tools.
The bright white colour enhances visibility, ensuring a safer work environment, while its lightweight design makes it easy to install on scaffolding, fences, and other structures. Keep your project clean, secure, and professional with this essential safety product.
More colour options
Other popular colours include yellow netting (highly visible warning colour ideal for hazard awareness), pink netting (eye-catching and distinctive), purple netting (great for general containment and privacy screening), and black netting (professional and discreet appearance on commercial sites).
Frequently asked questions
What is the length and width of the white debris netting?
The white netting is available in a standard length of 50m and two width options, 2m or 3m.
How much do the rolls of white debris netting weigh?
- 2m is approximately 4kg.
- 3m is approximately 6kg.
What are some non-construction uses for white debris netting?
It can be used in agriculture and horticulture as a garden net to protect plants and crops from pests, birds, and strong winds. It may also serve as a temporary fence or barrier at events or as a shade cloth.
Can white debris netting be used to catch people who fall from heights?
No, this white netting is for catching materials, not people. Workers who require proper fall protection must use equipment such as safety nets, harnesses, or certified fall arrest systems.
What is the difference between white debris netting and Monarflex sheeting?
Debris netting is a breathable, open-mesh material that protects against falling debris, materials and tools that fall from height. It is also used to reduce wind load on scaffolding. In contrast, scaffold sheeting is a solid plastic barrier that provides enhanced protection against rain and wind; however, it is worth noting that Monarflex can significantly increase the structure’s wind load.
How do you clean white scaffold netting?
Regular cleaning helps maintain its good shape. You can use a soft brush or a low-pressure washer for dirt removal, avoiding harsh chemicals and high-pressure washers, as they can cause damage.
Can white debris netting be recycled?
The white netting is manufactured from HDPE, a recyclable plastic; however, local recycling guidelines and facilities vary, so it is advisable to consult a local recycling centre or waste management company to determine whether this material is accepted.
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White Debris Netting 50m Long Roll
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