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October 11, 2022
Debris Netting, often referred to as ‘Scaffold Netting‘, is a green mesh that is used on construction sites to contain any debris that may come off of a scaffolding platform. This netting is typically tied between the scaffolding poles to ensure that the debris is kept within the designated area.
To protect the public from potential dangers, such as falling materials and dust which can cause eye injuries, debris netting must be used whenever access to a hazardous area is necessary. Additionally, a risk assessment must be conducted to determine the necessary safety measures.
Debris Netting or scaffold netting can be made of arrange of materials, such as:
Scaffold netting is usually green, but in high-visibility areas, it can be printed with images, ads, or logos. This printed netting can show the façade of the building behind it, making it more aesthetically pleasing.
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