Temporary Mesh Fence

A panel system that follows the work front

Construction sites do not stand still, and a fence that has been concreted in cannot follow them. This product is the opposite approach: the mesh is a panel, the post is loose, and the pair is light enough for two people to walk to the next position and re-erect in a few minutes. Panels stack for transport, and the same panels come back out at the end of the job rather than being cut off and scrapped.

It suits construction sites, events and temporary site separation, which is a different job from closing a boundary for good. Where the line has to stay for years, a fixed chain-link fence is the cheaper answer and is dressed down to the ground; where the frontage faces the public and has to look finished, the run is closed with municipal hoarding instead and this fence goes behind it.

The welded type is made from high-quality hot-dip galvanised tube, bent and then welded, so the panel holds a straight, tightly stretched face. The woven type uses woven mesh in the same panel-and-post arrangement. Because the two are built differently, their wire diameters, apertures, panel sizes, post options and finishes are printed separately rather than pooled into one range.

Temporary mesh fence — both construction types

The table is grouped the way the product is built: the welded type first, the woven type second. Do not read a figure from one group as if it applied to the other — they are separate builds with separate ranges.

What the movable build gives you

• Two construction types. A welded panel in hot-dip galvanised tube, or a woven panel in the same frame-and-post arrangement — the job decides which.
• Panel height 1.0–2.0 m and width 2.0–3.0 m. The welded range is stated as a band rather than a single size, so the run can be stepped to the site.
• Four post options on the welded type. Square, round, peach-shaped and a new anti-theft post, so the foot detail can be chosen against how exposed the line is.
• A finish for the setting. Hot-dip galvanising, PVC dipping, powder coating, sand blasting or electrostatic spraying, with a post-weld zinc coating on the welded type.
• Colour as a specified choice. Mainly green on the welded type with yellow and blue available; mainly green and blue on the woven type.
• Reusable by design. Panels come out of the posts and go back in, which is the whole point of the product.

Heights, widths and posts outside the printed bands

The printed ranges are the starting point. Where a height, a width, an aperture or a post section sits outside them, send the drawing or the standard you follow and we confirm in writing what can be supplied. What we will not do is infer: a 1.8 m panel on an anti-theft post for a particular foot detail is a specification, and it is agreed before production rather than assumed from a range.

Two details are worth settling early because they change the panel rather than the price. The first is the foot or base: how the post is held is the difference between a panel that stands in wind and one that leans, and it is confirmed against the site. The second is the order of the run — corner positions, gate openings and the direction the panels face — because a temporary line is re-erected more than once and a drawing that carries the sequence saves that time twice over.

How the panels are packed, priced and shipped

Panels, posts and fittings are bundled and palletised for container loading, with the fittings bagged rather than loose in the load. Because panels stack flat, the load is generally limited by weight before it is limited by volume — give us the container size and the panel mix and the plan is built to it. The exact packing method is confirmed per specification with the loading plan.

Four questions, answered from this page

What is the difference between the two construction types?

The welded type is made from high-quality hot-dip galvanised tube, bent and then welded, in 3.6–6 mm wire. The woven type uses woven mesh in the same panel-and-post arrangement, in 1.5–4 mm wire. Their ranges are printed separately.

How tall and how wide can a panel be?

The welded type is published at 1.0–2.0 m high and 2.0–3.0 m wide. The woven type is published in panels of 1 × 2, 1.5 × 2, 2 × 2.5 and 2 × 3 m, with other sizes available.

Which posts are available?

Square, round, peach-shaped and a new anti-theft post for the welded type; square and round post for the woven type.

How is it finished?

Hot-dip galvanising, PVC dipping, powder coating, sand blasting or electrostatic spraying, with a post-weld zinc coating on the welded type. Colour is mainly green on the welded type, with yellow and blue available; mainly green and blue on the woven type.

Is a price, MOQ or lead time published?

No. Price is quoted per order — FOB Wuhan / Shanghai, CIF or DDP — and MOQ, loading plan and lead time are confirmed per specification once we have the drawing, the quantity and the destination port.