Scaffold From the scaffold drawing

Scaffold Run to Net m

Add the elevations that will be netted.

Scaffold Height to Net m

Extension above the Top Lift m

Netting carried up past the top working platform, as the scaffold design shows.

Overlap between Drops cm

Tie Spacing up Each Seam m

Netting Roll From the roll label

Roll Width m

Roll Length m

Netting Weight g/m²

Rolls to Order

— rolls

Drops divided by the whole drops a roll gives, rounded up

Take-Off

Drops along the Run: — drops
Length of Each Drop: — m
Whole Drops from One Roll: — drops
Ties along the Seams and Edges: — ties
Netting Hung: — m²
Scaffold Face Covered: — m²
Netting Mass Hung: — kg
Roll Left at the End of Each Roll: — m

Drops hang from the top of the scaffold to the base, each overlapping its neighbour by the lap you enter; the run, height, extension and tie spacing are the scaffold design's. Ties are counted up every seam and both outside edges at the tie spacing, with one at each end; ties along the top and bottom rails are extra. A roll gives only whole drops, and the end of each roll too short for another drop is offcut. Returns round corners are counted in the run. **Netting adds wind load to a scaffold: the scaffold must be designed for netting before any is hung, which this tool does not check.**

Scaffold Debris Netting: Vertical Drops, Rolls, Ties, Area & Mass for a Facade — free, with the formula and a worked example, at Textile School.