Safe Safety Net; It is used as a precaution against possible accidents that may occur on building facades. At the same time, the safety net is protective against debris or vehicle falls that may occur in the work area. Attic floors, stair guards, elevator shafts can be protected against the risk of falling with vertical safety nets.

Secure Safety Net Installation

• Equip scaffolding used for work on roofs or sloping surfaces with suitable guardrails.
• These guardrails should also be made of such strength as to prevent a worker who has lost his balance from falling.
• If edge protection is not available due to operating difficulties, use scaffolding instead to protect the person who would fall.
• To reduce the hazard, try to minimize the height difference between the fall edge and the scaffolding floor.
• Make sure that the maximum height difference between the drop edge and the scaffolding floor (shoring scaffolding, arm scaffolding) is not more than 3.0 m.
• The floor width will vary according to the drop height, but in any case, ensure that it is at least 0.90 m.