Temporary fencing refers to modular, movable fence systems that are available for purchase and used to create short-term barriers or enclosures. Unlike permanent fencing, temporary fences are designed to be portable, quick to install, and easy to remove once they are no longer needed.

Our temporary fences are commonly made from galvanized steel, chain link panels, mesh panels, or plastic barriers, depending on the application. They are typically supported by heavy-duty feet, blocks, or stands that keep the panels stable without requiring permanent foundations.

Why Choose Our Temporary Fencing for Sale

Durable steel construction: galvanized or powder-coated finishes resist rust & corrosion.

Multiple material options: chain-link mesh, welded wire panels, anti-climb design for enhanced security.

Custom dimensions: heights from 6 ft to 8 ft, widths up to 12 ft, mesh opening sizes to suit livestock or public safety needs.

Easy to install & portable: panels come with stable stands or base weights, quick-connect clamps, optional gates & accessories.

Bulk orders & global shipping: competitive pricing for large projects, free quotes, freight options.

Types & Styles of Temporary Fencing You Can Buy

Specifications You’ll Want to Know Before Buying

Height & Width: 6 ft vs 8 ft vs custom; panel width (e.g. 10-12 ft)

Material & Finish: Galvanized steel, powder coat, welded vs chain link

Mesh Opening & Gauge: Impacts visibility, animal safety, anti-climb properties

Accessories & Hardware: Stands, clamps, base weights, gates, brackets

Shipping, Lead Time & Bulk Discounts: Cost to ship overseas, minimum order quantities, shipping options

Benefits of Buying Temporary Fencing

Cost-effective – purchasing panels saves long-term rental costs.

Reusable – panels can be dismantled, stored, and reused for multiple projects.

Customizable – available in different heights, widths, and materials to meet specific needs.

Durable – high-quality galvanized or powder-coated steel resists rust and weathering.

Flexible – panels can be configured into different layouts depending on site requirements.

Applications & Use Cases

Construction Sites & Emergency Barriers

Describe how temporary fencing helps secure perimeters, control access, meet safety regulations, prevent unauthorized entry.

Events & Crowd Control

Use for festivals, concerts, parades: panels to direct pedestrian traffic, stand-alone gates, portable setup.

Agricultural & Farm Use

Livestock containment, temporary pens, boundary fences during grazing.

FAQ

1. What’s the difference between chain-link and welded wire temporary fencing?

Chain-link temporary fencing is made of interwoven steel wire, providing flexibility and visibility. It’s commonly used for construction sites and events where durability and cost-effectiveness are key.

Welded wire temporary fencing features welded steel mesh panels that are stronger and more rigid, offering higher security and resistance to cutting or bending. It’s ideal for applications where extra protection or anti-climb features are needed.

2. Can I buy anti-climb temporary fence panels in bulk?

Yes. Most suppliers offer bulk purchase options for anti-climb panels, often at discounted wholesale prices. Anti-climb panels are designed with tighter mesh spacing to prevent trespassing, making them popular for large-scale construction projects, events, and government use.

3. What height is best for crowd control fences vs. farm animals?

For crowd control at events, fences between 1.2m – 2.0m (4–6.5 ft) are usually sufficient.

For farm animals, taller panels between 1.8m – 2.4m (6–8 ft) are recommended, depending on the livestock type (e.g., cattle and horses require higher panels compared to sheep or goats).

4. Do you provide bases, feet, or stands with panels?

Yes. Temporary fence panels are typically supplied with sturdy feet or bases (concrete-filled blocks or heavy-duty plastic bases) to ensure stability. These stands make installation quick and allow fences to be set up on uneven ground.

5. How durable are galvanized vs. powder-coated panels in harsh weather?

Galvanized panels are coated with a zinc layer, providing long-term rust and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for outdoor use in all weather conditions.

Powder-coated panels add an extra protective and aesthetic layer on top of galvanization, available in different colors. They resist chipping and UV damage while maintaining a professional appearance.

Both options are highly durable, but galvanized + powder-coated panels provide the best longevity and weather resistance.