FAQ's
How do safety nets work?
A installer will come to your site, attach the nets to the insides of the top plates of your structure, stretching them out across the entire room, just beneath where people are working, thus creating a safe “catching net” if someone was to fall the trusses or forming the roof itself.
What Happens if My Child Falls or Crawls Onto the Safety Nets?
The Katchakid serves as a barrier between the child and water. While the network is in good condition, correctly positioned and tightened, the network can support the weight of a small child near the edge of the pool.
How often should safety nets be tested and how can this be confirmed?
All safety nets used must be subjected to an annual test of the energy absorption capacity of the net. When new, a safety net will normally be supplied with three test meshes loosely attached to the safety net. At no more than 12 month periods a test mesh will be taken off and tested.
Does My Building Site Need Safety Nets??
Yes! Providing a safe working environment is not just a good idea, it’s the law! There is a reasonably good understanding amongst many people in building and construction that if the distance of possible fall is greater than 3 metres then steps must be taken to prevent any fall from occurring.
Do we can install safety nets by our own
Yes you can install safety nets by your own. our installer will come and show how to install, fix and remove when not needed.