A clear warning above the gas main
Black gas-main wording on green mesh helps crews recognise the service below when the mesh is exposed.

Before you close the trench, leave a clear message for the next crew. A buried high-pressure gas main needs a warning that names what lies below. Choose the green/black High Pressure Gas Main variant, code 49998, where the project specifies this colour and gas-main warning. Strong, semi-rigid polypropylene gives your crew a sturdy mesh to lay along the trench, with rot resistance for life in the soil. The mesh gives a visual warning when exposed. It has no tracer wire and does not provide mechanical protection.
Black gas-main wording on green mesh helps crews recognise the service below when the mesh is exposed.
High-strength, semi-rigid construction gives the crew a sturdy mesh to handle before backfill.
Rot-resistant polypropylene and a defined pH range help you match the mesh to the ground it will sit in.
Add Location Tools to
C.A.T4 searches for Power, Radio and Genny signals to help crews find detectable service routes before excavation. Use with Genny4 where an applied signal is needed. Non-metallic pipe requires a suitable tracing method; C.A.T4 cannot detect this non-detectable mesh.

Upgrade to DetectaMesh®
Consider Detectamesh® Detectable Warning Mesh where the specification calls for an integral locating wire.
Its stainless steel wire adds a traceable path to the printed mesh for use with suitable locating equipment. Ask Tapex to confirm the required high pressure gas main wording, colour, joining method and availability before substituting it.
