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Construction site perimeter and security equipment
A job site perimeter has to keep the public out, keep the site secure overnight, and still open for deliveries. Temporary fence panels do most of the work; barriers handle the parts that face traffic.
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What to order
- 6 x 12 ft Temporary Chain Link Fence Panel
Full-height security fencing for the site boundary, with no post holes.
- Water-Filled Barrier with Fence Topper
Street-facing sides where you need weight against traffic plus full height.
- 42 in Interlocking Water-Filled Barrier, 6 ft
Gates, haul road edges and staging areas.
- 28 in Reflective Traffic Cone, 7 lb
Marking haul routes and delivery zones day and night.
Planning tips
Count panels and stands
For 6 x 12 panels, divide the perimeter by 12 and round up. You need one stand per panel plus one, and one clamp per joint. Add bracing and sandbags on windy or exposed sites.
Privacy screen catches wind
Screen turns a fence into a sail. If you add it, add more bracing and weight, or use water-filled barriers as the base on exposed sides.
Questions
How many fence panels for a 400 ft perimeter?
34 panels at 12 ft (400 divided by 12, rounded up), 35 stands, and about 34 clamps, plus gate panels and bracing.
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