Why fire retardant matters: Camouflage netting is often used indoors, on stage, or in venues where safety is critical. That’s why all our nets are treated to meet UK Standard BS 5867 Part 2: 2008, and our products sold in France also comply with the French M1/M3 standards.
How Long Does Fire Retardancy Last?
- Fire-retardant coatings gradually reduce with outdoor exposure, washing, or heavy use.
- Indoor nets last longer, but still need periodic checks.
How to Maintain Fire Retardancy
- Inspect regularly – especially if the net is used in public spaces.
- Reapply fire-retardant spray – choose a product designed for polyester.
- Apply evenly – cover the entire surface.
- Dry fully before use – never store a damp treated net.
Why It Matters
- Keeps your project compliant with venue safety regulations.
- Protects performers, crews, and audiences.
- Ensures your netting continues to meet professional standards.
For more detailed advice, see our [What Fire Retardant Standards Do Camo Nets Meet?]