Werka Web | Cargo-net concepts

Early design concepts
Existing WERKA Mechanical Hitch and orange rope on a tyre, photographed for the current WERKA website. This is not the WEB cargo-net concept.
WERKA WEB / CARGO-NET CONCEPT STUDY

WERKA WEB.
THREE WAYS
FORWARD.

Three early cargo-net directions, brought into the WERKA world. A design presentation, not a product launch.

Explore the concept

Existing WERKA Mechanical Hitch imagery from werka.com.au. Cargo-net concepts are shown below.

Early design concepts. Not available for purchase.
Werka Web is a cargo-net design study. No tested load rating, certification or final production specification is confirmed for these concepts.

STAGE 01 / THE ORIGINAL DESIGN STUDY

Designed to explore.

The January 2024 presentation considered three different structures. Start with Concept One, then compare the alternatives.

Concept One: a rectangular orange and black cargo net with a central opening, perimeter attachment points and two zipped storage areas.
ORIGINAL CONCEPT ARTWORKPDF PAGE 05 / 23
01 / CONCEPT ONE

Stretch.
Mesh.
Storage.

A material-led direction that combines a flexible outer shape with mesh and integrated pockets.

  • Stretchable materials

    Black / bright orange neoprene and bright orange breathable mesh.

  • Attachment points

    Primary and secondary connection points shown around the net.

  • Integrated storage

    Zipper details and extra storage pockets shown in the original concept.

Design intent, not a finished product.
Materials and features come from the concept sheets. Testing, load ratings, final dimensions and commercial availability are not established by this presentation.

Explore Concepts Two & Three
BUILD WHAT COMES NEXT

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Original WERKA Web design study: Formswell, 11 January 2024. Concept artwork © 2024 Formswell. Shown to explain design directions, not as operating instructions.

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