Steel Wall Pedestrian Door Panel
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Built-in SteelWall Pedestrian Doors are perfect for helping you to manage site access, ensuring that your site is safe and secure. These pedestrian doors fit alongisde the remainder of you SteelWall Hoarding panels connecting simply to the same T section posts as used with the standard panels.
SteelWall panels are totally re-useable, making them incredibly competitively priced when compared to traditional wooden throw-away hoarding solutions. The SteelWall Hoarding system is also adaptable to your needs as it is available in both in-ground and ballast formats, completed with a range of access control solutions such as heavy-duty in-ground vehicle gates.
The system as a whole offers quick installation and flexibility, making it one of the most popular, semi-permanent fencing solutions available. Installed on T section posts and simple fixings there is no requirement for numerous parts which can easily be lost or mislaid on site.
For a hassle free, low maintenance hoarding solution, with a professional and secure finish, look no further. This really is one of the very best steel hoarding solutions and fantastic value for money. The solid complete finish, available in corporate colours, gives you total privacy, whilst discouraging trespassers and defending against theft. The profiled sheet deters against graffiti and stickers that may deter from your professional project. The complete finish also ensures that the public remain safe around your construction site as there is no possibility of debris penetrating through gaps in the fencing system ensuring that you can go about your work safe in the knowledge that the people on the other side of the SteelWall Hoarding System are safe.
Don't settle for second best. Make a statement and show the intent of your project with a SteelWall Hoarding System.
Width: 2.1 meters
Height: 2.0 meters / 2.4 meters
Weight: 30kg / 40kg
Finish: Galvanised / Painted (one side) / Powder Coated (one side)
0.75mm thick profiled steel cladding - two sheets overlapped in the middle and secured together with two rivets
Tek screws and spot welding secure the steel cladding to the outer frame
Channel 43mm x 35mm x 1.2mm top & bottom (8mm lip on rear to hold cladding in place and prevent rattling)
Do I Require Fencing Around My Construction Site?
The law says you must conduct your business without putting members of the public at risk. This includes the public and other workers who may be affected by your work. The health and safety executive website (http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/safetytopics/publicprotection.htm) states the following with regard to construction site boundaries:
"You need to define boundaries physically, where necessary, by suitable fencing. The type of fencing should reflect the nature of the site and its surroundings. Determining the boundary is an important aspect of managing public risk.
You need to:
- plan what form the perimeter will take;
- provide the fencing; and
- maintain the fencing.
Questions you need to ask yourself include:
- What is the nature and type of the construction work?
- How heavily populated is the area is?
- Who will need to visit the site during the work?
- Will the site attract children?
- What are the site characteristics (eg existing site boundaries, location, proximity to other buildings).
Typically, in populated areas, this will mean a two-meter high small mesh fence or hoarding around the site."
We advise people to always choose the most secure and safe temporary fencing option that they can. This way you can make sure that you comply with the necessary regulations and more importantly that you keep members of the public and your workforce safe. Hercules Hoarding is the ultimate system when it comes to doing this. It is far more durable than traditional timber hoarding, which can be subject to coming down in adverse weather conditions. The in-ground semi-permanent hoarding system that we provide doesn’t suffer from the same wind loading problems and as such is favored around high value projects and in areas that have large civilian populations.
