RACE - Personnel Safety Nets, With Debris Liner

RACE Personnel Safety Nets with Debris Liner are built from high tenacity nylon using a diamond mesh pattern for strength and protection. Each net includes a debris liner to catch materials while maintaining safety for personnel. The borders are reinforced with a synthetic rope rated at a 5,000-lb minimum test, and hooks are spaced every four feet for secure attachment.

Key features:

• Constructed of high tenacity nylon with diamond mesh
• Includes a debris liner to contain falling materials
• Border rope is synthetic, 5,000-lb minimum test strength
• Attachment hooks placed at four-foot intervals, staggered layout
• Designed to meet or exceed ANSI A10.11-2016 standards

• Material: high tenacity nylon
• Mesh pattern: diamond mesh
• Debris liner: built-in liner material for catching debris
• Border rope: synthetic rope, minimum test strength 5,000 lb
• Hook spacing: every 4 ft, staggered
• Standards compliance: meets or exceeds ANSI A10.11-2016
• Available sizes / Item numbers:
   • 15×15 — RACE-PSN1515-L 
   • 15×20 — RACE-PSN1520-L 
   • 15×25 — RACE-PSN1525-L 
   • 15×30 — RACE-PSN1530-L

• Plan the layout: verify net size, anchor locations, and required clearances; confirm compliance with applicable OSHA/ANSI rules before work begins.
• Rig the perimeter supports or approved anchors; align the border rope and attach the first corner, then connect staggered hooks around the edge at the specified intervals.
• Tension the net uniformly to achieve the required sag/deflection for fall energy absorption; ensure sufficient clearance below so nothing can be struck.
• Install the debris liner to the inside face of the net; lace or tie per manufacturer guidance so there are no gaps, wrinkles, or loose sections.
• Inspect the full system (mesh, border rope, liner, hardware), then perform the required acceptance test before exposing workers above the net.

Q: Do I need to test the net before starting overhead work?
A: Yes. Where safety nets are required, they must be in place and tested before operations begin.

Q: How far below the work surface can the net be installed?
A: As close as practicable to the work surface and not more than 25 feet below it.

Q: What clearance is needed beneath the net?
A: Provide enough free space so a falling person cannot contact surfaces or objects below.

Q: Can I join multiple nets or add panels?
A: Yes—use the manufacturer’s approved seaming/connection method and ensure there are no gaps.

Q: Does adding a debris liner change anything in setup?
A: It improves debris containment; confirm anchors and supports account for the liner and inspect the liner ties regularly.