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Debris & Safety Netting Orange

Debris & Safety Netting Orange

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$185.00last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Debris & Safety Netting Orange

This is a 4 ft by 150 ft roll of knitted high-density polyethylene debris and safety netting in high-visibility orange, with a roughly 1/4 inch mesh and a reinforced border with buttonholes. It is built to hang vertically on scaffolding and structures to catch falling debris, block sightlines for privacy, and reduce wind load. It is a commercial jobsite product, not a fall-arrest system, and the listing does not include a current price.

Best forGeneral contractors enclosing scaffolding on multi-story jobsWarehouse and industrial sites that need a cheap visual barrierProjects wanting wind-load reduction on temporary structuresCrews that mount netting with zip ties and trim with a utility knife
Pros
  • Large 150 ft roll covers a lot of scaffolding per unit
  • Reinforced border with buttonholes speeds zip-tie and rope attachment
  • High-visibility orange is easy to see on a busy site
  • Knitted HDPE is light at about 16 lbs per roll and resists year-round weather
  • 1/4 inch mesh catches debris while still letting air and light through
  • Doubles as a privacy screen and wind-load reducer
Cons
  • Not rated to catch or support people, so it cannot replace fall protection
  • No listed price or price history, so value is hard to judge
  • 1/4 inch mesh is fine for debris but not for small fasteners or tools
  • Zip ties and a utility knife are not included
  • Orange may not suit sites with color or appearance requirements

Debris & Safety Netting Orange price history

Lowest price we've seen: $185.00 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

No owner or reviewer feedback on this specific netting is available. Knitted HDPE debris netting of this type is generally regarded as a workhorse consumable: light, quick to hang and adequate for debris and privacy, but not a substitute for engineered fall protection.

Pros
  • Light rolls that one worker can carry and hang
  • Buttonholes and reinforced edges make attachment fast
  • Holds up through a full season outdoors
Cons
  • Mesh lets small objects and fasteners through
  • Can sag between tie points if not tensioned evenly
  • Tears at cut edges unless trimmed carefully

Specifications

Height
4 ft
Length
150 ft
Weight
Approx. 16 lbs (per roll), 12000 LBR
Material Type
Polyethylene
Material Composition
Knitted High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polyethylene/HDPE
Finish
Reinforced border with buttonholes
Color
High-Visibility Orange
Transparency
Effective vision barrier (for site privacy)
Mesh Size
Approximately 1/4 inch
Subtype
Roll
Security
Yes
For Privacy
Yes
For Commercial Use
Yes
Installation Location
Jobsite, Industrial, Warehouse
Installation Type
Vertical enclosures on scaffolding
Mounting Type
Attachment using standard zip ties or rope
Required Parts
Standard zip ties
Required Tools
Standard utility knife (to trim)
Environment
Commercial
Typical Users
Contractor
Lifespan
Year-round performance
Privacy Level
Effective vision barrier
Wind Resistance
Helps lessen the wind load on scaffolding and structures
Load Capacity
For catching falling objects, not people

Questions and answers

Is this netting safe to catch people?
No. It is designed for catching falling objects and debris, not people. Use certified fall-arrest systems for worker protection.
How do I attach it to scaffolding?
Thread standard zip ties or rope through the buttonholes along the reinforced border. Tension it evenly to limit sagging and wind flap.
How much area does one roll cover?
One roll is 4 ft tall and 150 ft long, so it covers about 600 square feet when hung vertically. That is enough for a long run of scaffolding at one level.
Does it block wind?
It reduces wind load compared with solid sheeting because air passes through the 1/4 inch mesh. It is not a solid windbreak.
Can I cut it to size?
Yes. A standard utility knife trims it, but cut between mesh strands and leave the reinforced border intact where possible to avoid fraying.
When is it cheapest?
Netting like this typically drops in price in off-season winter months and during bulk contractor promotions. Compare per-roll prices across stores before ordering several rolls.