Blue Debris Netting – 50gsm Scaffold Netting
Our 50gsm Blue debris netting, manufactured from 100% high density polyethylene (pe )monofilament. our 50gsm netting is UV stabilised to protect it from sun damage, our 50gsm netting will last far longer in comparison to non UV Stabilized netting. A lot of other sellers are offering lesser grade and non UV Protected netting alternatives, for just a few pounds more why not ensure you can choose a stronger, longer-lasting product.
Quality netting 50grams per square metre with a tight 2-5mm weave and around 50% density.
Knitted eyeholes run along both edges, and along the middle for easy fixing and secure installation
Our Netting is UV inhibitor which protect it from harmful UV RAYS
Typically used as a netting to keep debris and rubbish contained within building sites and scaffold systems. It helps protect workers and the general public from potentially dangerous small debris.
This netting is commonly used as a net to cover for plants, crops and seedlings. These netting are aslo very popular for building sites and scaffolding to contain debris and rubbish
- Color :Â Blue
- 50gsmÂ
- Scaffolding
- All of our netting has button hole eyelets along the edges and along the middle section
G. Richardson –
I bought this to create cloches over the broccoli and brussels I’m growing. This is the business far better than a popular agricultural mesh I also bought. Firstly, at 3m it is a very useful width. It is marked at 1.5m permitting you to line the mesh up accurately. It also has peg/clip holes on each side (and the middle). It can be easily cut without fraying and will tolerate a degree of snagging without ripping. In addition, unlike some shade mesh I see other allotment holders using, this lets plenty of light in and rainwater while protecting the plants from downpours and strong winds. At 50m in length there is plenty for all sorts of jobs. Excellent value for money.
Dondayvivay –
I have only just used this as it is netting to keep wild birds from my chickens because of bird flu so it was a big job for me but it is done now so that if I have to keep them in they have a nice big pen to run in instead of just being locked in their shed. A friend suggested I buy scaffold netting as compared to chicken netting it is very reasonable in price