How to choose the right fixings for an indoor safety net
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To ensure a secure installation and long-lasting hold for your indoor net, it is important to choose net fixings that are appropriate for the intended use.
Recommendations for choosing fixings
Choose a closed and welded fixing system
For a truly secure installation of your interior net, opt for completely closed and welded elements.
This is especially true for mezzanine net fixing, which sometimes has to support the weight of several people (adults or children): it is even mandatory in this case.
With an open fixing, once the net is taut, the tension is so great that it could open an unsleeved eye bolt ring.
Corrosion resistant or not
The location of your indoor net is important for choosing your fixings.
Indoors, in the house or in an apartment, your installation will be sheltered from the rain and therefore protected from corrosion.
So you have more freedom.
Outdoors, you really need to choose corrosion-resistant fixings.
Your net is designed to stay in place for many years, and you don't want to have to remove it due to a poor-quality accessory.
We offer mounting accessories on our site made of A2 (also called 304) or A4 (also called 316) stainless steel. This stainless steel will have excellent resistance to rain.
No sharp elements
The very high resistance and reliability of our indoor nets also rely on the installation technique and the fixings.
The net must be under tension and as static as possible.
The rope must be protected from the risk of cuts when you use and install it.
The same applies to any fixing that has an edge, even if it may seem smooth: there must be no pressure point on an edge, as this would weaken or even cut the rope.
So forget about clips, brackets, and the like.
Types of fixings for indoor nets
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