Key Features of Our Heras Fencing Hire
Our temporary fencing panels are built for performance, visibility, and safety in a wide range of environments:
- Anti-Climb Mesh: Galvanised steel panels for improved security
- Stable Setup: Rubber or concrete feet for firm footing
- Optional Add-Ons: Gates, backstays, and SlotBlock bases
- Flexible Layouts: Ideal for both straight runs and complex site shapes
Safety Features
Safety is paramount on every site. Our Heras fencing systems include:
- Anti-tamper couplers and backstays for extra stability
- Hi-vis feet for pedestrian awareness
- Emergency egress points and gate options
- Brace and ballast for wind-exposed or scrim-covered zones
- Conforms to BS 1722-18:2020 for structural integrity
Operating Specifications
- Panel Height: 2.0 m
- Panel Width: 3.5 m
- Weight: ~15 kg per panel
- Foot Types: Concrete, rubber, or SlotBlock (water-filled)
- Compliance: BS 1722-18:2020 + Event Safety Guide recommendations
Use Examples
Our Heras fencing is ideal for:
- Festival perimeters and backstage access control
- Construction site boundaries and compounds
- Queuing systems and foot traffic management
- Vehicle compound security
- Welfare and generator area segregation
Product Options
- Standard Heras Panels with Anti-Climb Mesh
- Pedestrian and Vehicle Gates
- SlotBlock Bases for High Wind Areas
- Backstays and Stabiliser Kits
- Scrim & Branding Attachments (with engineering checks)
- Rapid Deployment Fence Systems (for enhanced security)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the standard height of Heras fencing?
- Most panels are 2.0 metres high, complying with BS 1722-18.
- Is Heras fencing suitable for crowd control?
- Yes, for light pedestrian management. For heavy crowd pressure, use stage barriers.
- Can I attach scrim or branding?
- Yes, but you must ensure proper engineering for wind loads. We can advise.
- What’s the difference between Heras and hoarding?
- Heras is mesh-based; hoarding is solid and needs temporary works approval for wind resistance.
- Do I need stabilisers or backstays?
- Yes, especially near corners, gates, or when using scrim. SlotBlock bases are recommended for exposed areas.
Contact Us Today
Experience the FESS Hire difference. Contact us today to discuss your Heras fencing hire requirements and discover how we can support your next event or site. Call us or email us, we’re ready to help you.
