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Visit HERMEQ USAPortable Hoarding Panel - Hybrid Mesh and Corrugated Steel
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Hybrid site hoarding panel, 2.0m high x 2.0m wide, in galvanised steel with a corrugated steel lower infill and a mesh upper section. It screens ground-level activity while keeping visibility and airflow above. Infill in white, blue or galvanised, fixed on rubber block feet with no digging.
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This hybrid hoarding panel is 2.0m high and 2.0m wide, made from galvanised steel and mesh with a corrugated steel lower infill. The infill screens ground-level activity from the public, while the mesh section above lets supervisors see in and keeps light and air moving through the top of the line. Panels stand on rubber block feet, so no digging or ground penetration is needed on paved or finished surfaces.
- Size: 2.0m high x 2.0m wide
- Material: galvanised steel and mesh, with a corrugated steel lower infill
- Infill finish: white, blue or galvanised
- Fixing: rubber block feet, no ground penetration
Mesh above, corrugated steel below
A fully solid site hoarding closes the line completely. This panel screens only the lower section, which is where most of the activity the public sees is happening, and leaves the upper section open. That suits sites where the perimeter needs to be watched from outside, or where a solid face along the whole run is not required. Like any hoarding line, it needs a site-specific temporary works design, particularly on exposed ground and at corners and free ends.
Infill colours
The lower corrugated infill comes in white, blue or galvanised. White and blue let the hoarding follow a client's colour scheme or site branding, and galvanised suits sites with no colour requirement.
Choosing between hoarding types
For a fully solid, flat-faced line, the FlatWall On-Ground Hoarding is the comparable system. For long runs that need extra ballast and stabilising, the heavy duty steel hoarding system uses kentledge trays, hoarding stabilisers and concrete ballast blocks. This hybrid panel stands on rubber block feet instead, which keeps set-up and moving between positions simple.
Typical uses
Perimeters on construction and demolition sites, screening for refurbishment and maintenance works in urban areas, boundaries around plant hire and industrial storage yards, and temporary screening at events.
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| Height | 2.0m |
|---|---|
| Width | 2.0m |
| Material | Galvanised steel and mesh |
| Lower infill | Corrugated steel |
| Infill colours | White, blue, galvanised |
| Fixing | Rubber block feet |
| Ground penetration | None |
How does this differ from a standard temporary fence panel?
A standard mesh panel is open from top to bottom. This panel has a corrugated steel lower infill that blocks the view at ground level, with mesh above for visibility and airflow.
Does it need digging or fixing into the ground?
No. The panel stands on rubber block feet, so it can be used on paved and finished surfaces without ground penetration.
Which colours are available?
The corrugated lower infill is available in white, blue or galvanised. The panel itself is galvanised steel and mesh.
Does the panel have a wind rating?
No wind rating is stated for this panel. Hoarding is temporary works, so the line should be assessed for the site by the temporary works coordinator or designer, especially on exposed ground.
Can it be used as the site perimeter?
In Great Britain, the principal contractor must take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access, and HSE guidance says that in populated areas this typically means a two-metre high small mesh fence or hoarding. The panel is 2.0m high, but the perimeter design remains the principal contractor's responsibility.
