Corner and Intermediate Fixings
A netting perimeter is only as strong as the points holding it. Corner fixings carry the tension where the wire changes direction and take the highest load on the whole installation. Intermediate fixings sit along the straight runs and stop the wire sagging between corners.
Specify the corners first, then space the intermediates to suit the run. Corners include forged eye bolts and anker eye bolts for masonry, beam bolts for structural steel, cladding bolts for sheet steel, and vine eyes for timber. Intermediates include hammer-in net spikes, screw pins, split pins, wire hangers, mini eye bolts and net guides.
Add a corner protector anywhere the rope turns over a hard edge. That is where a wire wears first.
