Pearlweave 48 inch X 150 feet standard grade fluorescent red vertical debris netting. Primarily used as vertical debris containment/guardrail system on open-sided floors during construction phase. When properly installed from a "compliant" top cable and secured directly to the concrete deck the net panel meets OSHA Subpart M requirements for a guardrail system. The system not only provides fall protection but also prevents jobsite debris from falling off the structures open sides onto personnel below. System does not require mid-rail or toe board when installed as per recommended method. Pearlweave netting also used as hoistway screening during elevator construction or servicing. OSHA requires the installation of screening between adjacent elevator hoistways toprotect workers from injury. Pearlweave netting, when installed vertically inside elevator hoistways provides the equivalent protection to that of wire mesh. It replaces screening behind traveling cables, protects counterweight frames and most importantly, prevents workers from straying into the adjacent hoistway or area between counterweight rails, thereby preventing serious injury and even loss of life. Easier to install than traditional wire meshes while exceeding their strength characteristics.

• 48 inch X 150 foot rolls.
• 3/16 inch mesh size.
• Vinyl coated polyester fluorescent red net fabric.
• Open weave construction allows easy air movement reducing "sailing" effects during windy conditions.
• Light weight material. Weight 15 pounds per roll.
• Tear resistant weave eliminates slitting, making for easy repairs.
• Chemical and mildew resistant material.
• Flame retardant and if burned, will not emit toxins into elevator hoistways.
• Reinforced borders on both ends of netting.
• Easy to install, relocate and take down.
• Less expensive to install than conventional guardrail systems as mid-rail and toe boards are not required when properly installed .
• Dual purpose system. Meets OSHA Subpart M requirements for a guardrail and also provides debris containment protection.
• Lateral force of 250 pounds exceeds strength requirements of OSHA's 200 pound lateral force test.