What the package includes
Typical components are mesh panels, feet and clamps. Quantities and designs vary between quotations. Check the inventory rather than just the advertised length. Gates, transport racks and coverings may be extra and are not automatically included in every set.
Apply the stated length to your route
A stated total length usually describes a particular theoretical layout. Corners, ends and access points change requirements. Compare the set with your sketch. A package may suit a straight run but need extras for a winding route. Have the selection checked before ordering.
Read more: Temporary fence feet and Temporary fence connectors.
Compare purchased sets and hire scope
Purchased sets also involve transport and storage. For hire, check which standard parts and services are included. Both options must fulfil the same task for a fair comparison. ZaunRent can agree on a hire scope based on your project details; this page does not promise a standard set for purchase.
Enquiry checklist
Have the following information ready so we can agree on the scope and arrangements:
- Inventory of all panels
- Feet and clamps for the layout
- Access points and special parts
- Transport and scope of services
Temporary fence sets FAQ
Is a set always cheaper than individual parts?
That depends on the price and components actually needed. Unnecessary parts or later additions may reduce the benefit.
Explore related topics
You can find all topics in our Temporary fencing guide. For information on the process, visit Services.