Raw materials for cargo netting
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Raw materials for cargo netting
I would have put this in Write-ups, but I don't have it yet, so I figured this was the best place.
36.5" x 57" nylon net, made from 2" webbing, reinforced with riveted steel bars. Price: $4.95 + shipping
I'm thinking a home-brew cargo net is a piece of cake with this. (remove steel bars and strap it up)
surpluscenter.com/item.asp?catname=&qty=1&item=1-2327
36.5" x 57" nylon net, made from 2" webbing, reinforced with riveted steel bars. Price: $4.95 + shipping
I'm thinking a home-brew cargo net is a piece of cake with this. (remove steel bars and strap it up)
surpluscenter.com/item.asp?catname=&qty=1&item=1-2327
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That's a surplus site.
They could be made in China.
The webbing is relatively cheap, but good nets are sewn on special machines and require a lot of labor.
I just checked shipping and it was OUT OF CONTROL!
($15.41 for one, $21.26 for two)
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Either way, beats spending $500... I don't exactly need nets I can jump up and down on... I was actually looking at buying rolls of seat belt material and making my own...