No, this is not one of our fences

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GHL Temp Fence often gets asked these two questions –

1. Do we really need fence bracing?

2. Do you have a lighter foot that we can use?

I think the two photos below answers these questions concisely!

During my travels the other day I spotted this temporary fence that had fallen over during what I’d describe as the first of a wet windy Winters Day. This temp fence was lying flat on the ground covering a driveway.

Why did this temp fence fall over and cause a safety breach on this construction site?

There was no bracing attached at regular intervals to prevent the fence from falling down and the concrete feet were not heavy enough to support the weight of a fence that is not secured to a solid fixture.

A temporary fence itself is unstable because of its weight and the fact that it is not secured to anything. The bracing adds to the stability of the fence to prevent it falling over and the concrete feet add weight to ground the fence. Using both of these accessories will ensure your fence is safe and secure.

With over 10 years’ experience in temporary fence hire industry, we can advise the best fence and accessories for your project – where safety is always number one. We have designed and developed fences, crowd control barriers and components to build strong, safe and stable temporary fencing to suit any construction site.

From uneven ground surfaces, to opening gates, unpredictable weather conditions and shade cloth to minimise construction dust – GHL has got construction safety surrounded!

Still need some help deciding whether to buy or hire your temporary fencing? GHL can provide quotes for both temporary fence hire and sales, so you can make an informed, cost-effective decision. Call us now on 0800TempFence or visit www.GHLTempFence.co.nz

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