When a permanent fence is unwarranted, a temporary fence may be built. A temporary fencing professional may deliver, install, dismantle and remove your temporary fence without having to dig anything up. They also have the experience and expertise to help you choose the right type of temporary fence according to your needs.

Temporary fencing is commonly used for/as:

• Barriers for crowd control, as seen at special events and concerts;
• Equipment storage;
• Theft deterrents;
• Agricultural barriers, to prevent animals in or out of an area;
• Pool fencing;
• For security and safety purposes, such as construction hoarding around building sites.

Common Types of Temporary Fencing

Temporary fences consist of three main components:

• Fence fabrics
• Fence posts
• Clips

Common forms of temporary fencing include:

• Plastic fencing;
• Chainlink, steel or wire paneled fencing.

Advantanges of Temporary Fencing

Benefits of temporary fencing include:

• Easy installation & removal;
• Less expensive than permanent fencing;
• No digging or pavement damage;
• Good portability allowing for easy relocation and stackability.

In Australia, there are strict safety standards and engineering requirements set by the government that all temporary fences must meet. Please speak to your temporary fencing professional for more information on this.