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In modern construction environments, safety and site cleanliness are critical—especially on multi-level building projects. APAC Scaffold’s Pink Debris Netting offers a high-visibility, heavy-duty solution for scaffolding protection, designed to prevent falling objects, contain debris, and ensure the safety of both workers and pedestrians. With increasing global demand for safety compliance and efficient site management, our debris netting stands out for its durability, vibrant color coding for safety, and versatility across a wide range of applications.
Crafted from 100% virgin HDPE, the pink debris netting incorporates advanced UV inhibitors that significantly extend its service life in outdoor environments. It is built to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight without fading or weakening, delivering a dependable performance for 3–5 years under normal conditions.
Available in multiple weight grades (50g/m² to 80g/m²), the netting can be tailored to meet specific job site requirements—lighter options for basic dust control and heavier versions for high-wind or high-debris zones. Roll dimensions are fully customizable based on project scope, with standard options including 1x50m, 2x50m, 3x50m, and 4x50m.
The primary function of this netting is to prevent falling objects and contain debris, significantly reducing the risk of injury to workers and pedestrians. It also acts as a wind and dust barrier, minimizing environmental impact and improving air quality around construction zones.
The warp-knitted round wire structure provides enhanced strength and tear resistance while maintaining flexibility for easy installation on scaffolds, perimeter fencing, and temporary structures.
While this product focuses on the pink color variant, it is also available in green, blue, black, white, yellow, orange, and red, offering companies the flexibility to align site safety measures with corporate branding or regulatory guidelines. Pink netting in particular is increasingly used for special safety zones, promotional projects, or projects that require distinct visual separation.
