Classification of temporary Fence

Temporary Fence are movable safety facilities used for temporary isolation, partitioning, or enclosure, widely applied in scenarios such as construction, municipal engineering, traffic management, public events, and industrial storage. Below is a summary of their core information:

I. Classification and Structure

By Manufacturing Process

Welded Mesh Temporary Fence:

Wire diameter: 3.6-6mm, mesh aperture: 50×200mm, 75×150mm, etc., panel height: 1.0-2.0m, width: 2.0-3.0m.

Posts: Square, round, peach-shaped, or anti-theft columns, with surface treatments including hot-dip galvanizing, dip coating, or spray coating.

Features: Sturdy structure, strong impact resistance, suitable for high-intensity scenarios such as bridge construction and road isolation.

Woven Mesh Temporary Fencel:

Wire diameter: 1.5-4mm, mesh aperture typically 50×50mm square structure, panel dimensions: 1m×2m, 2m×2.5m, etc.

Colors: Primarily green and blue, with surface treatments such as PVC coating or hot-dip galvanizing.

Features: Lightweight and flexible, aesthetically pleasing, suitable for municipal enclosures and event isolation.

Wrought Iron Temporary Fence:

Material: Steel tubes with an outer diameter of 32mm, panel height: 1.2m, width: 2.0m.

Features: Combines decorative appeal with safety, commonly used in public spaces such as parks and squares.

Structural Features

Panels are connected to bases or posts via detachable components, enabling quick installation and dismantling.

Diverse base designs, such as PVC plastic bases for concrete filling or steel tube welded bases, ensure stability.

Some products support customization, including dimensions, colors, and accessories (e.g., reflective cones, warning signs, etc.).