Attach Netting with Plastic Ties

What happens in this clip

For added stability and to keep the netting taut, use the provided plastic ties. Attach one plastic tie near the top of the netting, wrapping it around the post and securing it. Then, attach a second plastic tie near the bottom of the netting, wrapping it around the post and securing it. This two-point attachment per post will keep the fence securely fastened.

Goal: Further secure the netting to the posts using plastic ties.

What's used

Tools

• Metal posts One Step Fencing
• Plastic green netting One Step Fencing
• Plastic ties One Step Fencing

About the full video

This project provides step-by-step instructions for quickly installing a 'One Step Fence' temporary fencing kit around a garden bed. The process involves setting up metal posts, hanging plastic netting, securing it with caps and ties, and creating a functional gate for easy access.

Step 3 of 6: Attach Netting to Top Railing

Begin by fastening the netting to the top horizontal railing. Thread the ties or clips through the mesh of the netting and around the railing at regular intervals. Pull each tie or clip snug to create a firm attachment, ensuring there are no large gaps between fasteners.

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Every video in How to Install Banister Safety Netting to Childproof Stair Railings

1. Step 1: Measure Stair Railing Length

   • 0:25–0:43 Measure Total Railing Length
   • 0:37–1:14 Plan and Measure Stair Railing Components
   • 0:07–0:51 Measure Staircase Length and Angle

2. Step 2: Cut Netting to Size

   • 2:25–2:36 Prepare Netting
   • 0:15–0:29 Secure Net to Balcony Railing

3. Step 3: Attach Netting to Top Railing

   • 1:49–2:42 Attach the Safety Netting
   • 2:05–2:20 Attach Netting with Plastic Ties (this video)
   • 0:13–0:15 Position the Safety Net

4. Step 4: Attach Netting to Bottom Railing and Balusters

   • 0:15–0:29 Secure Net to Balcony Railing
   • 0:13–0:15 Position the Safety Net
   • 1:49–2:42 Attach the Safety Netting

5. Step 5: Trim Excess Netting and Secure Loose Ends

   • 3:15–3:34 Trim Excess Netting
   • 3:46–5:37 Secure Netting to All T-posts
   • 5:02–5:36 Final Trimming and Access

6. Step 6: Perform a Final Safety Check

   • 0:29–0:34 Final Inspection and Adjustment
   • 0:15–0:29 Secure Net to Balcony Railing
   • 2:42–3:23 Final Inspection and Cleanup