China Standard Temporary Fence: Cost-Effective Solution

China Standard Temporary Fence: Durable and Cost-Effective Solution

China’s standard temporary fencing is widely recognized as a reliable and cost-effective choice for medium-security applications. As market competition in the temporary fencing industry intensifies, specifications have shifted to meet the demands of both local and international clients, particularly in regions like New Zealand. Chinese suppliers often adjust specifications to meet price expectations, but BMP takes a firm stance on transparency, kounga, and adherence to client specifications.

The temporary fencing panels and plastic bases are delivered in steel pallets.

The loading quantity depends on the products and container sizes.

Container Type	only panels	whole set(1panel+ 1base+ 1clamp)
20’GP	270rorohiko	240huinga
40’HQ	700rorohiko	5560 huinga

Ngā Āhuahira:

Modular parts make installation quick and easy.
No need for digging holes or laying foundations, saving time and effort.
Galvanized panels are durable and built to last.
UV-resistant base for a longer lifespan.
Many fence kits are available for different needs.
Meets Australian Standards AS 4687-2007 for safety and quality.

temp fence panels Galvanized steel fence panel, portable and easy assembly	TEMPORARY FENCE BASE base for fence panels standing, steel or plastic
temp fence clamps steel connector of the temporary fence panels	Brace Optional accessories upon your request

Specification Details

The China Common Standard for temporary fencing is crafted with durability and value in mind. This fencing solution combines a strong framework with practical dimensions, making it suitable for a range of settings. The standard fence dimensions are 2100mm in height and 2400mm in width, with a mesh opening size of 60mm x 150mm. This mesh pattern provides stability and visibility, while the 32mm x 1.80mm frame diameter and 3.8mm mesh wire thickness contribute to its sturdiness and longevity.

For Chinese suppliers, these specifications are a response to intense market competition. Historically, suppliers have offered alternatives with a 1.80mm wall thickness and 3.8mm wire diameter to lower costs while still delivering a reliable product. However, BMP has chosen to fully honor customer specifications rather than adjust them to fit lower-cost alternatives, maintaining a tolerance standard of ±0.05mm, well within modern manufacturing capabilities.

China Standard Version Specification	Ngā Taipitopito
Putanga	Paerewa Pūnoa o Haina
Whakamārama:	Strong, sturdy, cost-effective
Outer Diameter (OD)	32mm x 1.80mm
Teitei	2100mm
Whānui	2400mm
Whakatuwheratanga Mesh	60mm x 150mm
Waea Rōrahi	3.8mm
Ngā Waea Whakapae	17
Ngā Waea Poutū	38
Taumaha	20.3 kiro
Container Loading Capacity	40HC: 690 PCS
FOB Xingang Price (USD)	Available upon request

Advantages of China’s Standard Temporary Fence

High Durability: The thicker 1.80mm wall and 3.8mm wire offer significant resistance to impact and weather. These qualities make it a long-lasting solution, suitable for repeated use in different environments.
Cost-Effective for Quality: The China standard fence provides solid durability without excessive cost, making it affordable for clients needing both resilience and budget-friendly options.

Disadvantages

Heavy Weight: This design’s weight (20.3 kg per panel) requires more resources for transport and setup, which may not be ideal for projects needing rapid, lightweight installation.
Not Ideal for High-Security Needs: While durable, this fence is more suitable for medium-security needs rather than the highest-security applications, as it lacks additional reinforcements like smaller mesh openings or higher wire gauge.

Best Applications China Common Standard temporary fence

The China Common Standard temporary fence is well-suited for construction sites, ngā takahanga tūmatanui, and other medium-security locations. It offers the necessary strength and stability to secure perimeters without the added costs associated with heavy-duty or high-security fencing. This fence type is ideal for projects that require a sturdy, reliable barrier without compromising budget considerations.

Commitment to Quality: BMP’s Approach

I BMP, our approach stands out. Unlike many suppliers who adjust specifications to reduce costs, BMP ensures complete adherence to the specifications requested by our clients. We uphold the updated tolerance standard of ±0.05mm, ensuring each fence panel meets exacting standards. BMP believes in providing full transparency, reliability, and the highest standards of quality for every order. For detailed pricing information and tailored solutions, please reach out to our team.

What Is A Temporary Fence?

A temporary fence is a movable barrier used to secure areas like construction sites, ngā takahanga, or restricted zones. It’s quick to install and remove, ideal for short-term use.

Where Can You Use Temporary Fences?

Temporary fences work well for construction sites, ngā takahanga tūmatanui, roadwork, and emergency zones. They provide safety, haumarutanga, and crowd control.

What Types of Temporary Fences Are Available?

Common types include chain link fences, mesh panel fences, barricades, and hoarding panels. Each type has unique features for different uses.

How Are Temporary Fences Different from Permanent Fences?

Temporary fences are movable and easy to install, while permanent fences require foundations and are fixed. Temporary fences suit short-term projects, and permanent fences offer long-term security.

Are Temporary Fences Suitable for Construction Sites?

Āe, temporary fences are ideal for construction sites. They secure the perimeter, prevent unauthorized access, and improve site safety.

What Components Make Up a Temporary Fence?

Key components include panels, bases or blocks, braces, clamps, pedestrian gates, and vehicle gates. Shade cloth may be added for privacy or wind reduction.

Should You Buy or Rent Temporary Fences?

If you need fencing for a short time, renting may be more cost-effective. For frequent or long-term use, buying might be a better choice.

How Do Site Conditions Affect the Fence Choice?

Wind, traffic, and terrain can influence fence selection. Windy sites may need extra braces, while high-traffic areas benefit from stronger panels.

Are There Legal Requirements for Temporary Fencing on Construction Sites?

Āe, some regions, like Australia, require construction sites to use temporary fencing that meets safety standards, such as AS 4687-2007.

What Materials Are Used to Manufacture Temporary Fences?

Temporary fences are commonly made from galvanized steel for rust and corrosion resistance. Some also have UV-resistant bases for durability.

Can You Order Custom-Sized Temporary Fences?

Āe, custom sizes are often available to meet specific site needs or comply with local regulations.

What Does "Hoarding" Mean in Construction?

Hoarding refers to solid, secure panels around construction sites, offering privacy and a high level of security.

When Should You Use Bright-Colored Temporary Fences?

Bright colors like orange or yellow improve visibility, making them useful in high-traffic or hazardous areas.

Do You Have to Install Rented Fences Yourself?

Some suppliers offer installation, but if not, temporary fences are generally easy to set up with basic tools.

What’s the Difference Between Powder-Coated and Pre-Galvanized Fences?

Powder-coated fences have a colorful, durable finish for visibility and weather resistance. Pre-galvanized fences are coated with zinc before assembly for corrosion protection.

What Are the Benefits of Using Temporary Fencing?

Temporary fencing offers easy installation, mobility, and cost savings. It secures sites, controls access, and enhances safety for both public and workers.

Can Temporary Fences Help Control Wind and Dust?

Āe, adding shade cloth to panels can reduce wind and dust, which is helpful for construction sites and outdoor events.

What Height Should Construction Fences Be?

Construction fence heights vary, but they are often around 1.8 ki 2.1 meters to ensure site security and privacy.

How Do You Stabilize a Temporary Fence?

Braces, weighted blocks, and hook plate anchors help stabilize fences to prevent tipping or shifting.

What’s the Difference Between Class A and Class B Hoarding?

Class A hoarding is suited for pedestrian areas, providing safety and privacy. Class B hoarding is used for worksites needing higher security and stability.