Name: 2.0m High Steel Hoarding Panels
Brand: First Fence
SKU: HOAR-PAN-0001
Price: 55.80 GBP
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What are the benefits of using Site Hoarding?

Accepted Answer

There are many benefits to using Site Hoarding to create temporary perimeters around your site, which include:

Accident and injury prevention – Site Hoarding acts as an effective barrier, preventing pedestrians from accessing potentially dangerous areas. Their solid panel design also helps to reduce the risk of injury to passers by due to flying debris.
Prevent unauthorised access – The solid design of our site hoarding can prove to be a deterrent to would be intruders, especially when combined with additional security systems such as CCTV
Pedestrian Management – The large, highly visible hoarding panels can be used to safely direct pedestrians away from dangerous areas and helping to prevent accident or injury
Conceal activity and equipment – Site hoardings block the view into a site, which can help to hide the mess and debris, common on busy construction sites, helping to keep the surrounding area looking neat and tidy. It can also help from a security standpoint by preventing passers by from seeing the equipment being used on site, which may become a target for thieves.
Signage for health and safety – The solid panel design allows health and safety signage to be applied to them without the risk of falling off. This allows health and safety requirements to be clearly displayed to both employees and the general public

Question 2

What is Site Hoarding?

Accepted Answer

Site hoarding is a form of temporary perimeter demarcation, which is commonly used around construction sites. Hoarding is usually made from timber or, steel, which is becoming more common due to its strength, ease of installation and ability to be reused over and over again.

Site hoarding may be implemented around a site for several different reasons, which include:

Protecting the general public from flying debris
Increasing privacy within a site by shielding equipment from view of the public
Providing a securable temporary perimeter for various purposes such as construction, or events

Hoardings are becoming a more popular solution for securing construction sites, especially since the construction (design and management) regulations which say that steps need to be taken to prevent unauthorised access to construction sites. The solid panel design helps to deter would be intruders from gaining access, especially as there are no obvious footholds to allow them to climb over.

Question 3

What is the difference between Steel Site Hoarding and SteelWall Hoarding?

Accepted Answer

The 2.0m and 2.4m high Steel Site Hoarding systems and the SteelWall Hoarding differ in a few different ways which include:

Installation – The Steel Site Hoarding systems are designed to be a temporary solution and as such are installed using concrete or thermoplastic feet and temporary fencing couplers. This modular design allows them to be quickly and easily moved depending on the site needs. SteelWall on the other hand, is designed to be a semi-permanent solution for long term construction projects, featuring posts which are dug into the ground.
Ground type: Steel site hoarding is an ideal choice for locations where ground disturbance is not permitted or may be costly. The feet system can be placed onto the ground surface and the hoarding panels then inserted without creating any damage to the ground. These will need to be placed on more level ground, so are ideal for locations where the ground is surfaced with concrete or tarmac.
SteelWall hoarding is more suited to construction sites where the ground may be more uneven, such as fields where construction is taking place, where the ground may be more uneven. As these posts need to be dug in, it allows for the hoarding to be levelled out, which is not possible with site hoarding.
Installation time – Steel Site Hoarding is considered to be a faster form of hoarding to install, due to its modular design and no need to prepare the ground and dig holes for the posts, which is the case for SteelWall.
Use cases – SteelWall hoarding is ideal for long term projects where a strong and secure barrier is required.
Steel Site Hoarding is more suited to smaller short-term projects where the hoarding system can be moved or adjusted as required.
Stability and Security - SteelWall hoarding provides a strong and stable perimeter solution due to its anchored in posts, which makes it incredibly difficult for would be intruders to move or tamper with.
Site Hoarding on the other hand relies heavily on its couplers and weighted feet / stabilising systems rather than being fixed into the ground. Whilst this makes it easier to move dependant on site requirements, it may not offer the same level of stability as the SteelWall.

Question 4

How do I install Steel Site Hoarding?

Accepted Answer

Steel Site Hoarding panels are quick and easy to install, requiring only a standard or anti-tamper coupler spanner.

Position the feet – Position your thermoplastic or concrete feet at the correct width for the panel on a flat and stable surface.

Attach your panels – insert the vertical bar ends of each hoarding panel into the slots on the feet.

Secure with couplers – This is the only step that requires a tool in the form of a standard or anti-tamper coupler spanner. Attach the coupler to the vertical posts of the two panels to be joined together. Tighten with a coupler spanner, to securely connect two panels, it is recommended to use at least 2 standard or anti-tamper couplers per connection.

Add stabilisers and other accessories – For increased stability, stabilising systems can be added. Other accessories such as infills which further increase privacy are also available.

Question 5

Can I book a Temporary Works Design with First Fence?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a Temporary Works Design (TWD) can be booked with First Fence. Simply add your temporary fencing and gates, RapidShield®, or steel hoarding to your basket, and tick the option to include a TWD. To find out more, explore our TWD information page.

Panel Height	1980 mm
Panel Width	2140 mm
Foot Dimensions	122mm [H], 770mm [L], 195mm [D]
Coupler Dimensions	78mm [H], 136mm [W]
Weight	29kg [Panel], 14kg [Plastic Foot],0.2kg [Coupler]
Material	Galvanised Steel - BS EN 10244-2 Standard

Panel Height	1980 mm
Panel Width	2140 mm
Foot Dimensions	122mm [H], 770mm [L], 195mm [D]
Coupler Dimensions	78mm [H], 136mm [W]
Weight	29kg [Panel], 14kg [Plastic Foot],0.2kg [Coupler]
Material	Galvanised Steel - BS EN 10244-2 Standard

2.0m High Steel Hoarding Panels

Temporary Works Design

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