Concrete footings are placed on the metal strip to increase stability. The Heras fence stabilizer plate construction is especially recommended in situations that require maximum stability and when using closing gates, such as the site hoarding. A construction for securing and preventing the temporary fence line from being blown over or knocked down on a hard surface such as concrete or asphalt. This Heras fence stabilizer plate can be used to assemble a complete Heras fence stabilizer plate construction. Heras recommends using this Heras fence stabilizer plate in combination with 1 Heras fence stabilizer, 2 Heras fence couplers and 3 concrete footings. Plastic fence blocks are possible, but concrete offers maximum stability. The Heras fence stabilizer construction has an integrated anti-lift system. An additional advantage with this construction is that there is no tripping hazard on the outside of the Heras temporary fencing line. The construction is suitable for any type of temporary fencing, including site hoarding temporary fencing with sheet-pile profile. The distance from the Heras fencing line to the end of the Heras fence stabilizer is approx. 4.9'.
“An additional role that organizers have is to provide a unique experience for visitors. One way to do this is to use fencing with tarpaulins on certain parts of the grounds.”
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Concrete footings are placed on the metal strip to increase stability
The Heras fence stabiliser offers improved stability
To fix a Heras fence stabiliser onto a paved surface
Concrete footings are placed on the metal strip to increase stability
