Barrier Netting Orange/Yellow Woven

Description

PIONEER Barrier Netting – Orange/Yellow Woven

The PIONEER Barrier Netting – Orange/Yellow Woven is a high-visibility safety barrier designed to demarcate hazardous areas, construction zones, and restricted access points across South Africa. Manufactured from durable woven polyethylene mesh, the netting provides a strong visual and physical barrier that helps guide pedestrians and vehicles away from dangerous work areas. The bright orange and yellow colour combination enhances daytime visibility, making it an essential safety solution for construction sites, roadworks, excavations, and event crowd management.

Technical Specifications:

• Material Construction: Woven high-density polyethylene (HDPE) mesh engineered for durability and flexibility.
• Colour: High-visibility orange and yellow combination designed for strong hazard identification.
• Mesh Design: Woven mesh construction providing improved strength compared to standard extruded netting.
• Roll Format: Supplied in roll form for rapid deployment along construction and worksite boundaries.
• Height: Typically available in standard safety barrier heights suitable for construction sites.
• Weather Resistance: UV-stabilised material designed for reliable outdoor performance.
• Installation: Easily attached to temporary posts, fencing systems, or steel stakes.
• Durability: Reinforced woven structure designed to withstand demanding outdoor environments.

Compliance & Standards:

• Worksite Safety: Designed to clearly demarcate hazardous or restricted areas.
• Hazard Identification: High-visibility colours assist in warning workers and the public.
• Industrial Use: Suitable for construction sites, roadworks, excavations, and maintenance zones.
• Outdoor Durability: UV-resistant materials engineered for long-term external use.

Ideal Application: Recommended for construction sites, roadworks, excavation areas, event crowd control, industrial maintenance zones, and temporary perimeter barriers where high-visibility hazard demarcation is required.