Debris netting - Revision history

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	* Scaffolding.		* Scaffolding.
	* Temporary works.		* Temporary works.
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	* Work at height regulations.		* Work at height regulations.
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−	~~=== External references ===~~
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−	* Health and Safety Executive

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	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on. For more information see: Building wraps.		Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on. For more information see: Building wraps.

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	Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.		Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.
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	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on. For more information see: Building wraps.		Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on. For more information see: Building wraps.
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	Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.		Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.

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	* PVC-coated polyester.		* PVC-coated polyester.

−	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on.	+	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on. For more information see: Building wraps.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Building wraps.
	* CDM.		* CDM.
	* Equipment.		* Equipment.

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	* Equipment.		* Equipment.
	* Health and safety.		* Health and safety.
		+	* Road sweeper.
	* Rubble chute.		* Rubble chute.
	* Scaffolding.		* Scaffolding.

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	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on.		Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
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	* Work at height regulations.		* Work at height regulations.

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	* Health and Safety Executive		* Health and Safety Executive

	[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]]		[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]]

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	Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.		Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting.

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	There are a number of benefits to using debris netting on a construction scaffold:		There are a number of benefits to using debris netting on a construction scaffold:
−	*It provides safe containment of debris, protection of workers, the public and traffic.	+
−	*Its versatility as an enclosure system means it is easy and economical to handle and can hang vertically or horizontally to achieve maximum coverage.	+	* It provides safe containment of debris, protection of workers, the public and traffic.
−	*The edges are reinforced with eyelets for quick and easy attachment to a scaffold using wire or plastic ties.	+	* Its versatility as an enclosure system means it is easy and economical to handle and can hang vertically or horizontally to achieve maximum coverage.
−	*It allows air movement, which can ventilate the scaffold and reduce wind loading.	+	* The edges are reinforced with eyelets for quick and easy attachment to a scaffold using wire or plastic ties.
−	*It provides shading against bright sunlight whilst allowing enough light in for tasks to be carried out.	+	* It allows air movement, which can ventilate the scaffold and reduce wind loading.
−	*It gives some protection to work areas and workers from inclement weather conditions.	+	* It provides shading against bright sunlight whilst allowing enough light in for tasks to be carried out.
−	*It is flame retardant..	+	* It gives some protection to work areas and workers from inclement weather conditions.
		+	* It is flame retardant..

	Debris netting can be made of a range of materials such as:		Debris netting can be made of a range of materials such as:
−	*Polyester.	+
−	*High-density polyethylene.	+	* Polyester.
−	*Polypropylene.	+	* High-density polyethylene.
−	*PVC-coated polyester.	+	* Polypropylene.
		+	* PVC-coated polyester.

	Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on.		Debris netting is typically green in colour. However, in sensitive of high profile locations, debris containment can be provided using printed materials that can for example show the façade of the building behind the material, images of the completed development, details of the project team or client, advertisements and so on.

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*CDM.
−	*Equipment.
−	*Health and safety.
−	*Scaffolding.
−	*Temporary works.
−	*Work at height regulations.

−	~~'''~~External references~~'''~~	+	* CDM.
−	*Health and Safety Executive	+	* Equipment.
		+	* Health and safety.
		+	* Rubble chute.
		+	* Scaffolding.
		+	* Temporary works.
		+	* Work at height regulations.
		+
		+	External references
		+
		+	* Health and Safety Executive

	[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]]		[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]]