Construction safety net

Construction safety net also called scaffold net, debris net.
Safety netting has saved many lives. It provides protection in such applications as the following.

One of the most famous uses of safety netting is as a barrier for safe viewing at sporting events. You'll also want to consider other aspects before purchasing safety netting. It is reusable so you can move it from one location to another. It will stay flexible even in cold weather.

In the construction of multistory buildings such as skyscrapers, it is necessary to install temporary vertical safety barriers at the edges of the various floors to prevent tools and construction materials such as rods, bricks, pipes and nails from falling from the floors and endangering people and property on underlying levels, including the ground surface. Such safety barriers generally include a toeboard in the form of a plywood strip which is fastened to a floor surface at the edge of the floor. A separate net element such as a fabric netting or lattice is attached to the toeboard at the construction site, as well as to upright supports such as vertical support beams or posts of the building superstructure. The toeboard serves to prevent nails and other small items from being kicked or swept off of a building floor, while the lattice or net functions to catch larger objects such as tools and bricks from falling from the upper stories of the building during construction.