Elastic netting

[brownsox]

Does anyone know a source of elasticated netting to stop things flying off shelves with small fiddles?
Thanks

 

[ShipsWoofy]

chandlers usually have it on rolls, for small amounts it should not dent the wallet too much. For larger quantities, maybe a haberdashery or one of those material stalls on the market, maybe?

 

[bilbobaggins]

The rear of seats on (some) trains have standard cord netting - with elastic cord around the periphery. This idea seems to work very well - the elastic is easily replced when it degrades - and may be worth your consideration.

 

[snowleopard]

I find the easiest way is to get some guardrail netting from a chanlers, fix fairly loosely, then thread a bungee cord through the edge. I have made up a lot of pockets for cabin sides that way. Fiddly but effective.

 

[ccscott49]

It is available, but I also dont know a supplier at the moment! I'll try and find one, it was fitted in some ford cars, in the boot, to hold stuff down.

 

[Stemar]

Try a motor cycle accessory shop. They call it cargo netting.

 

[alienzdive]

good one bilbobaggins,
Too bad the light bulbs on trains have awkward socket attachments and incompatable voltages with boats and houses! LOL

 

[steve_cronin]

Baseline....

...were selling it at the Southampton show. Otherwise, most car accessory shops seem to stock it nowadays.

Steve cronin