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Temporary Fence

Also called Construction fence · Site fence · Event fencing · Fence panels

Reusable fence panels for securing construction sites and managing crowds at outdoor events.

Manual / non-powered

Overview

Temporary fencing is freestanding panels that stand in feet rather than being dug in, so a boundary can go up in an afternoon and come down the same way.

Securing construction sites against unauthorised access, managing pedestrian and traffic flow at outdoor concerts and sports events, cordoning off repairs to protect the public, closing roads for parades, and making temporary enclosures for livestock.

What you need is a length rather than a count, so measure the run — and remember the gates. A site with no proper gate ends up with a panel permanently pulled aside.

Panels catch wind. Add stays and weights on exposed sites, and far more of both if the fence is going to be covered with a tarp.

Best uses

  • Construction site security
  • Events and festivals
  • Roadwork and parade closures
  • Temporary livestock enclosures
  • Cordoning off repair areas

Troubleshooting

Fence line is leaning or blowing over

Checks to try, in order

  1. Add bracing stays on the downwind side.
  2. Weigh the stands down with sandbags or blocks.
  3. Tarps and banners catch a lot of wind — use mesh/wind-slit tarps or remove some.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Panels won't line up to clamp

Checks to try, in order

  1. Level the stands on uneven ground.
  2. Loosen the clamps, align both panels, then re-tighten.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Safety

For manual / non-powered

  • Inspect for damage before every use and never exceed the rated load.

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