Safety Nets by the m²

To select the right type of net, you should precisely define the intended use. Safety nets are available in different versions that are designed for specific applications:

Make sure that the net complies with the relevant standards and that the technical properties such as mesh size, load-bearing capacity and material are suitable for your requirements. Expert advice or the manufacturer's specifications will make the selection process easier. Need any help choosing the right thickness or mesh size? Simply ask us!

Yes, safety nets are made from different materials that offer different properties depending on their use:

The choice of material depends on whether flexibility, weather resistance or maximum load-bearing capacity are prioritised.

The minimum and maximum sizes for safety nets depend on the type of net. As a rule, textile safety nets can be produced from a side length of 30 cm. Depending on the material and type of net, nets can be produced for large areas such as construction sites or sports facilities up to several hundred square metres. Limitations usually arise due to transport or installation requirements.

Yes, damaged safety nets can often be repaired if the damage is only minor. Smaller tears or holes can often be repaired with individual cords or by simply tying the meshes back together. However, in the case of major damage that could affect the load-bearing capacity of the net, an assessment by a specialist is necessary. In some cases, it may be safer to replace the net completely. Particular care should be taken with safety-critical nets, such as personal fall arrest nets: Here, a repair is often not sufficient to continue to fulfil the required standards, so replacement with a new net is advisable.

Regular inspections and careful maintenance help to extend the service life of safety nets and minimise the need for repairs.