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Types of Temporary Fencing
The most common types of temporary fencing are chain link fencing panels with in-ground posts, fence panels on stands, road barricades and crowd control barricades. Depending on your jobsite or event, your temporary fencing and barricade needs may vary. You may also find it beneficial to combine a variety of barriers to keep your employees and visitors safe. Our prequalified vendors can help you assess your specific needs and prepare a quote to your exact specifications.
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Crowd Control
If you are preparing for a festival, concert, marathon, retail sale, political rally, demonstration, parade or any other event likely to draw a large number of people, crowd control barricades are a necessary piece of safety equipment. Crowd control fencing and barricades allow you to construct a temporary perimeter, guide the flow of foot traffic, protect off-limit areas and designate safe places for people to stand, walk or wait.
Crowd control barriers, steel barricades, interlocking barricades, bike rack barricade or plastic crowd control barriers are commonly used at public events. These crowd control devices are used to designate areas to form lines, funnel people to security checkpoints, form an event perimeter, indicate restricted access zones and create a physical and psychological barrier.
Chain Link Fences
Temporary chain link fencing is commonly available as panels on stands or with posts in the ground. Chain link panels on stands are the quick, convenient option for temporary fencing. These fencing panels are free-standing, faster to set up, easier to move and work well for construction sites that have a migrating perimeter. Because no digging is required for installation, a panel system is a good option for areas that have any type of solid surface such as pavement or concrete.
Fencing panels with posts in the ground are a more secure option. Installation is more labor intensive, but once installed, chain link fencing with posts provides a more secure perimeter. Fencing with posts in the ground is often preferred for use with heavy construction, demolition, renovations and other sites that require a more long-term solution.
Construction Sites
Temporary construction fencing is the perfect solution for providing safety and security on your construction site.
Looking for additional privacy? Need to limit dirt, dust and other debris blowing into surrounding areas? Blackout screens or windscreens are a useful addition for added privacy and dust control while allowing air flow.
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Road Construction
Road barricades control the flow of traffic in designated areas. Commonly used at road work construction sites, roadblocks and checkpoints, parking lots and other drivable areas, road barricades are a useful tool for directing traffic and keeping roadways and workers safe.
Whether you are resurfacing a parking lot, setting up a new traffic pattern for a school carpool lane or preparing for major roadside construction, traffic barricades are an invaluable tool.
Control Site Access
Letting the right people and equipment in is just as important as keeping people out. Regardless of which type of temporary fencing or barricades you plan to use, you will likely need to include one or multiple gates to allow access to your site.
Will trucks, excavators, delivery trucks or other vehicles or machinery need to access the property? If yes, then you will likely need a vehicle swing gate or a vehicle slide gate in addition to a pedestrian gate. Be sure to speak with your prescreened provider about what type of site access you will need.