Proven in projects worldwide, this is just a small selection of schemes that illustrate Jakob Webnet in use as a bridge safety fall-protection and suicide-prevention system. 

If you have a fear of heights, this might not be the read for you!  Situated 60 meters above the ground, the Wildline bridge in Germany’s Black Forest is called ‘The Bridge of the Brave’ for good reason.

Stainless steel safety solutions provider MMA Architectural Systems has supplied Jakob Webnet frames for bridge balustrading on a pedestrian and cyclist path on the side of a bypass in Ely. ...

Webnet Secures Breath-taking Views of Swiss Alps. This spectacular ‘floating’ bridge in Grindelwald, Switzerland provides visitors to the mountains with stunning panoramic views of the ...

At a height of 1,450 metres and spanning 678 metres, the Ganter Bridge is Switzerland’s longest suspension bridge, crossing the valley in an ‘S’ curve. Over 3,200m² of Jakob Web...

Specified both for the important task of providing fall-protection and to enhance the bridge’s aesthetic design, Jakob Webnet has been creatively and elegantly employed for this pedestri...

Project: Hundwil-Waldstatt, Switzerland Webnet: 20256-0200-100 (720 sqm) Cables: 10810-1200 / 32870-1200-01 / 32881-1200-01 (340 assemblies) Stainless steel post, sheet 12 mm (82 pcs.) ...

Built in 1937, the elegant Haggen Bridge in Switzerland spans a 350-meter wide stretch of the Sitter Ravine at a height of around 100 meters. Jakob designed, manufactured and installed a...