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How to set up barriers? ?

2009-02-27View Original

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Our company has a project for which the land has already been purchased. Since the park needs to hand over this plot of land to us, it is necessary to install a temporary fence around the site in order to prevent unauthorized persons from entering it. This enclosure is intended to be in use for over two years; how can it be designed and constructed to be both economical and aesthetically pleasing, as well as durable (with a total length of approximately 1300 meters)? How high does it need to be? What type to use?
Reply #22009-02-27
From a safety perspective, it is better to build a solid brick wall, and remove it once a proper wall is constructed; most of the materials can still be reused. However, this approach results in higher costs and longer construction time; Another method involves using simple steel frame supports, with a single layer of profiled steel plates on the outside. The advantage of this approach is that it is easy to construct and to dismantle later, requires a short construction time, and results in lower costs – though this depends on the specific materials used.

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