Always secure your load in all directions
Objects are exposed to various forces. When braking, the load tends to slide forward, when accelerating, it tends to move backward, and during curves, it moves in the opposite direction to the curve.
Secure only tilt- and stability-proof items
Stabilize "wobbly" loads with supports and blockades, e.g., made of wood. We recommend securing the load either against the front wall or against securely attached blockades.
Provide edge protection
Sharp edges can permanently damage or even destroy the lashing material. Under certain circumstances, the load itself can also be damaged without edge protection.
Secure heavy loads as well
Even seemingly securely positioned, heavy loads can shift because it's not the weight or size of a load that determines its stability, but the force acting upon it.
Use lashing materials appropriately
Always ensure that your lashing material is suitable for your application in terms of type and design. Ensure that the lashing material lies completely flat, is not knotted or twisted, and do not extend it.
