Scaffolding Netting, Debris Netting, Green 3.07 x 20 m, 50 g/m²

Yes, the scaffolding protection net is also ideal as a privacy and wind protection. The air permeability of approx. 55% ensures a pleasant ventilation.

The scaffolding protection net is primarily designed for construction and renovation work to keep out larger particles and dirt. With approx. 55% air permeability and a mesh size typical for scaffolding protection, it is not suitable as a fine-mesh bird protection net.

The HDPE net can be cut if necessary. Due to the tear-resistant material, fraying is minimal, but we still recommend sealing or folding the cut edges for security if necessary.

Yes, the scaffolding protection net is made of weather-resistant and UV-stable HDPE. It is also water and acid resistant, colorfast and dimensionally stable for long-term use.

One net measures 3.07 x 20 m. For a scaffold area of 10 m length and 6 m height, you need the net in length divided and placed on top of each other. Two nets are required to cover these dimensions.

Yes, the scaffolding protection net is UV stable. It remains colorfast and dimensionally stable for a long time, even with intense sunlight.

Yes, the net is water and acid resistant and weatherproof. You can easily clean it with a garden hose to remove dirt.

The net minimizes contamination and protects passers-by and materials from falling particles. It is tear-resistant and suitable for such applications.

With an air permeability of approx. 55%, the net offers good opacity. It effectively serves as a privacy screen and shields the construction site from curious glances.

The scaffolding protection net has an air permeability of approx. 55%. This ensures good ventilation of the work areas below and at the same time minimizes wind pressure.

Yes, the scaffold protection net is water and acid resistant. It can therefore also withstand contact with the relevant substances on construction sites.

Yes, the net is designed to be weatherproof, colorfast and dimensionally stable, which qualifies it for permanent outdoor use. The robust materials and wind power coefficients ensure stability even in strong winds.

Yes, the scaffolding protection net is temperature-resistant from -40 to +80 °C. It retains its shape and functionality even in extreme winter conditions.

Yes, the net is tear-resistant and robust to safely catch falling particles. It serves as effective protection for passers-by and materials below the work area.

Yes, the net is very temperature resistant and can be used in a range from -40 to +80 °C. It retains its dimensional stability even at high summer temperatures.

The scaffolding protection net weighs about 3.07 kg (50 g/m²) for an area of approx. 61.4 m² (3.07 x 20 m). Therefore, it can also be easily handled and attached by one person.

The net is temperature-resistant from -40 to +80 °C. It can therefore be used without any problems outdoors, even in frost or sub-zero temperatures.

Yes, the net is dimensionally stable and can be easily folded and stored after use. It is also weatherproof, water and acid resistant, which promotes reusability.

The knitted eyelets are located on the reinforced long sides at a distance of 5 cm. A crosswise suspension is possible, but requires additional securing of the non-eyeleted short edges to ensure stability.

The net offers string eyelets on each long side at a distance of 5 cm. With a length of 20 meters, that's about 400 attachment points on one side (roughly calculated: 20 m / 0.05 m = 400 eyelets).

A scaffolding protection net has the dimensions 3.07 x 20 m, which corresponds to an area of approx. 61.4 m². For an area of 60 m², one net should therefore be sufficient.

Yes, the scaffolding protection net is very suitable as protection for plants. It minimizes soiling, serves as wind protection and protects against falling particles. The air permeability of approx. 55% ensures sufficient ventilation.

Yes, the net is made of hard polyethylene (HDPE) and is water and acid resistant. Therefore, it withstands splashes from common cleaning agents.

To cover your 6-meter-high scaffolding, you can place two nets on top of each other. Use the reinforced long sides with the knitted eyelets at a distance of 5 cm to firmly connect the nets to each other, for example with cable ties or special net connectors.

Yes, the net serves as a reliable wind protection. Due to an air permeability of approx. 55%, the wind is effectively broken, but not completely shut off.

The net is tear-resistant and protects against falling particles and material. The tear resistance is 210 N/5 cm, which offers good protection.

The tensile strength of the knitted eyelets is 180 N. This corresponds to a tensile force of about 18 kg per eyelet. This offers high safety during attachment and under wind load.

The net has an air permeability of approx. 55%. This also allows good light transmission, so there is sufficient brightness for working behind the net.