The metal plate is used to fix a Heras fence stabilizer onto a paved surface or when the soil pin should not or cannot be driven into the ground. The Heras fence stabilizer is pushed over the Heras fence stabilizer plate. Concrete footings or several plastic fence blocks are placed on top of this to act as ballast. Heras recommends combining the Heras fence stabilizer plate with 1 Heras fence stabilizer, 1 Heras fence clip and 2 construction fence footings. This construction is only suitable for an open Heras fencing line. The distance from the fence to the end of the Heras fence stabilizer is approximately 4.9ft.
“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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To fix a Heras fence stabiliser onto a paved surface
The Heras fence stabiliser offers improved stability
Space-saving alternative to Heras footings
To fix a Heras fence stabiliser onto a paved surface
