Safety nets for securing roof tiles on church towers, old factory buildings or barns. Somentimes a crumbling roof cannot be repaired immediately. Nevertheless, the owner of a property is responsible for safe traffic routes and work areas. In such cases, safety nets are a temporary solution. The netting gets simply tensed over the affected roof or in front of the affected facade. So the crumbling bricks will be held directly or they will be guided on their way to the ground.
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 2.3 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 2.3 mm
Mesh Size: 20 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced edges and eyelets
Weight: approx. 200 g/m²
Material: polyethylene
Shading: 50 : 50
To secure a crumbling facade, there are a few steps you can take:
It is important that the repairs are done by a professional craftsman to ensure that they are safe and durable. If the damage to the façade is extensive or if in-depth repairs are required, it may be necessary to hire an architect or civil engineer to ensure that the building remains safe and stable.
It is possible to use a net to secure a crumbling facade by stretching it in front of the facade to catch falling stones or mortar. This could be especially useful if the damage is on a house facade that is near roads, sidewalks or other busy areas and could pose a danger to passers-by.
However, the net should not be used as the only action to secure the facade. Use this securing primarily to avert acute danger from falling parts. In the medium term, the facade should be repaired or replaced. Until then, securing with a fabric tarpaulin or a net is an adequate first step.