True Products Roof Loft Insulation Support Netting - Black

The working temperature range is 0-100 degrees Celsius.

The melting point is 165 degrees Celsius.

While the netting is designed for use with a variety of insulation types, consult with a spray foam professional to ensure compatibility and proper application methods.

Measure the area to be covered and calculate the total square footage. Remember the netting is 1m wide and 100m long, covering 100 sq. m per roll. Account for any overlaps and waste when calculating the required amount.

You will need a staple gun or tacks, a measuring tape, scissors or a utility knife, and safety glasses.

The netting is designed to support insulation, not heavy loads. Avoid walking on it after installation to prevent damage.

Yes, the polypropylene material is resistant to mold and mildew, making it suitable for damp environments.

Ensure the netting is stretched taut and securely fastened. Check for any loose staples or tacks and re-secure them. Consider using a double layer if the insulation is heavy or the rafter spacing is wide.

Use sharp scissors or a utility knife to cut the netting. Ensure a clean cut to avoid fraying. Consider using a cutting mat to protect the surface.

Replace the damaged section of netting. Ensure the new section overlaps the existing netting by a few centimeters and is securely fastened.

Check for any gaps or tears in the netting. Ensure it is securely fastened to all supporting structures. Consider adding additional pest deterrents, such as sealant around edges, if necessary.