Large-area netting systems with wire rope tensioning to separate hall areas – custom-fitted to your roof and structural framework.
In a storage hall adjoining a tennis court, a large-area net with a wire rope tensioning system was installed as a divider – custom-fitted to the existing roof and structural framework. Installation is carried out via rope access technique directly at the structural beam, without scaffolding or an aerial platform.
For example separating hall areas against balls in sports and leisure facilities, but also as a general divider between hall areas.
Yes, net and tensioning structure are custom-fitted to your building's existing roof and structural framework.
For example sports halls, storage halls adjoining sports or play areas, as well as business premises where balls or objects need to be safely caught.
Via visual inspection of net and wire rope turnbuckles, retensioning as needed – this too is carried out via rope access, without scaffolding.
That depends on area and structural framework. More on the process is on the Pricing & Process page; I put together an exact quote after a short inquiry with your building's measurements.
Get in touch with your building's measurements.