Temporary fencing

– Definition and Components:
– Temporary fencing is a free-standing, self-supporting fence panel.
– Panels are held together with couplers that interlock panels for portability.
– Common type of temporary fencing is Heras fencing.
– Fence panels are supported with counter-weighted feet.
– Accessories include gates, handrails, feet, and bracing.

– Applications:
– Used for storage, public safety, security, crowd control, and theft deterrence.
– Known as construction hoarding at construction sites.
– Also used for venue division at large events.
– Provides public restriction on industrial construction sites.
– Seen at special outdoor events, parking lots, and emergency relief sites.

– Types and Materials:
– Common forms include plastic fencing, chainlink, steel, or wire panels.
– Fencing consists of individual panels set up around the desired area.
– Plastic temporary fencing used during English cricket games since 2001.
– Evolution influenced by historical laws, such as the Code of Justinian.
– Materials and designs evolved to meet construction sites and safety regulations.

– Historical Significance:
– In Roman Empire, Code of Justinian mandated temporary fencing during sieges.
– United States mandates certain industries to use temporary fencing for safety compliance.
– Historical practices persist in shaping present-day regulations.
– Temporary fencing materials and designs have evolved to meet modern demands.
– Chain-link fencing is widely used in construction sites and public events.

– Related Topics:
– See also: Wikimedia Commons has media related to temporary fences.
– Crowd control barriers are related to temporary fencing.
– Vinyl fence is another type of fencing.
– Category: Fences includes information on temporary fencing.
– References: Temporary Fencing. TLC. Retrieved 2019-06-12.