Construction Site Temporary Fencing: Post Profiles (Square, Rectangular, Round)

Temporary Fencing used on Construction Sites
Typical Specifications
Height: Most commonly 6 feet (1.8 meters)
Width: Usually 10 feet (3 meters) or 12 feet (3.6 meters)
Mesh Size: Typically 2 inches x 4 inches (50mm x 100mm)
Frame Tubing: Usually 1 3/8 inch (35mm) or 1 5/8 inch (40mm) diameter steel tubing
Why this type of fencing is popular
Welded Wire Mesh: The fencing material is made of steel wires welded together to form a grid. This is generally stronger and more rigid than traditional chain link for temporary applications.
Galvanized Finish: The silver/grey color indicates a galvanized finish, which protects the steel from rust and corrosion.
Frame: The mesh is welded to a steel frame for added strength and stability.
Feet/Bases: These are typically concrete blocks, plastic feet (like the yellow ones in the picture), or metal stands that provide support and keep the fence upright.
Bracing: The angled support in the picture provides extra stability, especially for longer runs of fencing or in windy conditions.
Easy to install and dismantle: Panels are connected with simple clamps or hooks.
Portable: Can be easily moved and reconfigured as needed.
Durable: Galvanized finish provides good weather resistance.
Cost-effective: A relatively inexpensive way to secure a construction site.
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