Temporary Guardrail Parameter Description

Temporary guardrails, also known as mobile fences or temporary barriers, are highly flexible products used for temporary isolation, partitioning, and enclosure. The following is a detailed introduction:

Features  

Easy Installation: Primarily composed of detachable components, the guardrail panels can be easily connected to the base or protective posts. They are simple to dismantle, relocate, and reinstall, making them easy to transport and highly adaptable to various terrains.  

Reusable: Made of durable materials that are resistant to damage, they can be used multiple times, offering a cost-effective solution.

Classification  

Welded Mesh Temporary Guardrail: Wire diameter typically ranges from 3.6mm to 6mm, with mesh sizes such as 50×200mm and 75×150mm. Panel height varies from 1.0m to 2.0m, and width from 2.0m to 3.0m. Posts come in square or round shapes, with surface treatments like hot-dip galvanizing or plastic coating.  

Woven Mesh Temporary Guardrail: Wire diameter usually ranges from 1.5mm to 4mm, with mesh sizes like 50×50mm and 60×60mm. Panel dimensions include 1m×2m and 1.5m×2m. Posts are mostly square or round, with surface treatments such as PVC coating or hot-dip galvanizing, often in colors like green or blue.  

Main Specifications

Steel Pipe Temporary Guardrail: Common panel dimensions are 2200mm (length) × 1100mm (height), with galvanized pipe outer diameter of 25mm, inner diameter of 20mm, and hole spacing of 200mm.  

Welded Mesh Panel Guardrail: Panel dimensions include 2400mm (length) × 2100mm (height), with wire diameters ranging from 2.5mm to 5mm and galvanized pipe outer diameter of 32mm.  Hook Mesh Panel

Guardrail: Panel dimensions are typically 2400mm (length) × 2100mm (height), with mesh sizes of 40mm to 60mm, wire diameters ranging from 2.5mm to 5mm, and galvanized pipe outer diameter of 32mm.  

Applicable Scenarios

Construction Sites Used for temporary protection, enclosing work areas, and separating material storage zones from operational zones.  

Large-Scale Events: Such as sports competitions or concerts, where they serve as temporary barriers to maintain order, define queuing areas, or create ticketing channels.  

Road Construction: Used to close off lanes, divert traffic, or serve as temporary boundaries for community facility repairs, parking lots, or commercial activities.