Roof Netting
Bird netting keeps birds out of roof spaces, while containment netting prevents debris from falling. Roof netting varies by opening size and attachment.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Roof Netting products
Consider roof netting where birds are getting into a roof space or nesting beneath an eave. When choosing bird netting for roofs, check the opening size and how the net attaches to the building. Assess the roof netting products on this page against those site conditions.
Roof Netting
Roof mesh can refer to products with different openings and intended uses, so the material name alone does not confirm what it will contain. Compare the product details with the roof area and the hazard being addressed. Roof netting listed here should be installed only as its manufacturer specifies.
Before specifying roof netting, note the roof pitch, the available fixing points and whether the area needs to remain accessible for inspection. Confirm that the selected roof netting is suitable for the structure and exposure at the site.
What should I check when selecting roof netting?
Match the product to its intended use and the roof’s pitch and structure. Check the manufacturer’s guidance for installation and any stated load limits.
Can roof mesh contain debris?
That depends on the product’s design and stated application. Check its specifications and installation guidance before using it for debris containment.
Who should install roof netting?
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable local codes. Use a qualified contractor if installation involves working at height or securing netting to structural members.