Elements of the system
Steel site barrier
Enclosing walkways and working areas, placed without fixing.
Temporary PVC barrier
Light, highly visible, for temporary enclosures and short works.
Plastic road closure units
Closing a route and marking the head of the works.
Traffic cones
Marking routes, lane narrowings and areas closed to traffic.
Excavation guarding
Closing trenches, shafts and service openings.
Covers and dust nets
Limiting dust, sparks and visibility on runs next to buildings.
Temporary gates and doors
Controlled vehicle and pedestrian entry matched to the fence line.
Site enclosures: what the category contains
Inside the perimeter a site needs lighter enclosures that move with the work front. A steel barrier around two metres long is placed without fixing and coupled into runs; a plastic barrier weighs less and reads better visually, while closure units and cones shut off a route and mark the head of the works.
The category covers steel and PVC site barriers, temporary barriers coupled into runs, plastic road closure units, traffic cones, guarding for excavations and service openings, covers and dust nets, and temporary gates and doors set into the enclosure line.
Selection turns on the expected duration, the volume of pedestrian traffic and the required visibility. Signal colours are used where the enclosure sits next to live traffic, and stability comes from ballast and couplers. Marking of the enclosure must be consistent with the traffic management plan for the works.
Products in this category
Where it works
What the quotation confirms
Frequently asked questions
Steel or PVC barriers?
Do the elements connect to the temporary fencing?
Do you supply signage?
We will configure the enclosures for your build phase.
Send the run length, site conditions and deadline, and we will come back with a configuration and a quotation.