General Application:

AUSNET must be run continuously across roof rafters, top truss chords or across purlins and be fixed in place. Roofing underlay that requires an intentional sag as per the building design to facilitate water drainage must have the wire mesh installed with a sag to accommodate the underlay. Where roofing underlay does not require any sag, the wire mesh must be pulled taut.

Application Direction:

The installation direction of the AUSNET mesh must be the same as the underlay, foil or insulation's installation direction. For example, if the synthetic underlay is installed from the top point of the roof to the lowest point (vertically) then the AUSNET mesh will need to follow the same direction

AUSNET is not a Safety Mesh. It must not be used at any time to replace the function of a safety mesh as it will not provide safety against falls during roof installation.

• Durability B2: AUSNET is constructed of 1.0mm diameter wire and is galvanise coated to 150g/m2. This strictly conforms to the W10 wire coating class in the AS/NZS 4534:2006 standard
• External Moisture E2 : Ausnet is classified as an acceptable Solution in accordance with E2/AS1 and meets the requirements of NZBC
• Wind Zone – complies with NZS3604 Wind Zones up to and including 'Extra High'