This net is designed specifically to enclose the guardrail system on pump jack scaffolding setups to catch falling tools, materials, and debris. This is commonly used for: residential siding installation; multi-story exterior repainting; soffit and fascia replacement; window flashing installations; masonry repairs along pedestrian paths. Where a full enclosure or heavy containment tarp catches high winds and creates drag, this open-mesh safety net allows airflow while still providing essential perimeter containment.

One 4-foot by 22-foot safety net is included with a complete pump jack rental package. However, if your setup spans longer stages or uses multiple sections requiring extra containment, additional nets can be rented individually.

At 4 feet high and 22 feet long, it is sized to match standard 20- to 24-foot scaffolding walk planks when mounted between upright poles. For significantly longer work platforms, plan to rent multiple nets so you have full end-to-end guardrail coverage.

No. This netting serves as debris containment and an infill barrier; it does not replace OSHA-compliant top rails, mid rails, toeboards, or approved personal fall protection systems. It attaches to an existing guardrail framework to keep dropped tools, fasteners, and loose scrap from falling off the plank.

The net fastens directly to the upright support arms and horizontal guardrail components using heavy-duty zip ties, bungee cords, or rope lashing. Ensure the net is pulled taut and fastened along both the top rail and toeboard level so gaps do not form where dropped items could slide through.