Barrier Fencing

Construction zones pose various kinds of hazards to safety⁠—from heavy equipment to falling debris. Workers are required to wear protective equipment before entering these zones, which are reasonably closed to the public. At times though, neither the dangerous-looking machinery nor the posted warning signs can stop trespassers from entering the site, damaging or stealing construction materials, or even hurting themselves. Since construction projects are only temporary, prevent unauthorized people from accessing the site by placing barrier fencing around it. To install the fencing, set the supports, like posts, landscape stakes, or rebars, 8 feet apart for standard fencing and 10 feet apart for diamond fencing. Then, tie the bottom and the top of the fence tightly onto the support with the use of fasteners, such as cable ties. It is also important to ensure that the fencing touches the ground for guaranteed security. With this simple process, there won’t be any need to spend too much time setting up the temporary fencing. Barrier fences that are available here on Engineer Warehouse have a size of 4 by 100 feet. They sport a bright orange color for enhanced visibility and are designed to withstand harsh conditions in construction sites.