RACE - Safety Orange Skylight Nets with Green Web Strap and Ratchet, Portable

The RACE Safety Orange Skylight Net fits over raised-lip skylights or hatch openings with a minimum 2″ vertical lip surface. It is designed to contain a 1,000 lb load. The net is made from safety orange 1-1/2″ high tenacity polypropylene (HTPP) using a 4″ square mesh and reinforced with sewn rope borders. The net includes a 1-1/2″ green web strap with an attached ratchet for securing around the skylight frame.

Key features:

• Fits skylights or hatches with at least 2″ vertical lip
• Contains a 1,000 lb load
• Made of safety orange 1-1/2″ high tenacity polypropylene (HTPP)
• 4″ square mesh pattern
• Green 1-1/2″ web strap with attached ratchet included

• Load capacity: 1,000 lb
• Minimum curb lip: 2″ vertical lip required
• Net material: 1-1/2″ high tenacity polypropylene (HTPP)
• Mesh: 4″ square
• Border: reinforced with sewn rope
• Strap: 1-1/2″ green web strap with built-in ratchet
• Available net sizes (measured from outside of curb on both sides): 7′ × 7′ (max 68″ × 68″), 7′ × 10′ (max 68″ × 104″), 10′ × 10′ (max 104″ × 104″)

Q: What minimum curb lip height is required to use this skylight net?
A: A raised lip of at least 2 inches is required for proper strap seating and load containment.

Q: How much weight is the net rated to contain?
A: The net is engineered to contain a static load of 1,000 lb.

Q: How long will the net last under job-site exposure?
A: Typical field life is 5–10 years under normal use; UV exposure can reduce strength by up to 30% in less than two years.

Q: Can I use this net as a primary anchor for lifeline systems?
A: No — it is designed to cover openings and prevent falls through skylights; it should not be used as the primary anchor point unless specifically rated and certified for that use.

Q: How should I inspect and maintain the net?
A: Before each job check for cuts, broken mesh, and degraded webbing; remove from service if damaged or after arresting a fall.