Pro Choice barrier mesh fencing, orange 1m x 50m
Pro Choice Barrier Mesh Fencing (BM8) is a 1m high, 50m long roll of bright orange plastic mesh for fencing off hazards and exclusion zones. Rolls are supplied three to a bag, giving 150m of run.
Key takeaways
- Pro Choice Barrier Mesh Fencing (BM8) is a bright orange plastic mesh roll, 1m high and 50m long, sold three rolls to a bag.
- One bag gives 150m of run for cordoning trenches, excavations, work areas, crowd lines and temporary site boundaries.
- Barrier mesh is a visual control, not a structural barrier, so use rigid fencing or hoarding where people or vehicles must be stopped.
| Spec | Barrier mesh BM8 | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 1m | Confirm the roll height suits your fence line |
| Length | 50m per roll | Check the run length the job needs |
| Supply | Minimum order 3 rolls (1 bag) | One bag is the smallest quantity, 150m of run |
| Colour | Orange (high visibility) | Check orange suits your site marking scheme |
| Brand and code | Pro Choice BM8 | Quote BM8 on the listing when you order |
What is the Pro Choice BM8 orange barrier mesh?
Pro Choice Barrier Mesh Fencing (BM8) is a bright orange plastic mesh roll measuring 1m high and 50m long, used to fence off hazards and exclusion zones. Rolls are supplied three to a bag, giving 150m of run for trenches, excavations, work areas, crowd lines and temporary site boundaries.
Bright orange barrier mesh for marking out exclusion zones and temporary fencing.
High visibility temporary barrier mesh
Pro Choice Barrier Mesh Fencing (BM8) is a 1-metre-high by 50-metre-long roll of bright orange plastic mesh used to fence off hazards and exclusion zones. It is supplied three rolls to a bag, giving 150 metres of run for cordoning trenches, excavations, work areas, crowd lines and temporary site boundaries.
Key features
- Length: 50m per roll
- Colour: Orange (high visibility)
- Supply: Minimum order 3 rolls (1 bag)
- Product type: site safety product
Where it fits
- Listed under site safety equipment at Done Right Safety
- Compare against the alternatives in the same category before ordering
Pro Choice barrier mesh fencing, orange 1m x 50m specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | BM8 |
| Brand | Pro Choice |
| Category | Site Safety (Workplace Safety) |
| Height | 1m |
| Length | 50m per roll |
| Colour | Orange (high visibility) |
| Supply | Minimum order 3 rolls (1 bag) |
| Product code | BM8 |
| Product type | site safety product |
| Where to buy | Done Right Safety, donerightsafety.com.au |
Is barrier mesh a structural barrier or a visual control?
Barrier mesh is a visual control rather than a structural barrier, so it makes a hazard obvious and discourages entry without physically stopping people or vehicles. Strung between star pickets or posts, it delineates trenches and excavations, marks no-go zones and creates temporary perimeters on Australian construction and event sites.
Like barricade tape, mesh is a visual control rather than a structural barrier. It is excellent for making a hazard obvious and discouraging entry, but where you need to physically stop people or vehicles, use rigid fencing or hoarding. Inspect and re-tension it so it stays upright and legible.
Strung between star pickets or posts, barrier mesh delineates trenches and excavations, marks no-go zones around plant and overhead work, channels foot traffic, and creates temporary perimeters on construction and event sites. Its open weave is light, easy to handle and highly visible.
Frequently asked questions
How much mesh is in a bag?
Each bag holds three 50m rolls, giving 150m of mesh in total, and every roll stands 1m high. Minimum order is three rolls, so one bag is the smallest quantity, and the 150m of run suits cordoning trenches, excavations, work areas, crowd lines and temporary site boundaries.
How is barrier mesh fencing installed?
Barrier mesh is typically fixed to star pickets or posts at intervals to form a temporary fence line, and strung between them it delineates trenches, excavations and no-go zones. Inspect the run and re-tension the mesh as needed so it stays upright, legible and highly visible.
What is orange barrier mesh used for on site?
Orange barrier mesh marks out exclusion zones and temporary fencing, cordoning trenches, excavations, work areas, crowd lines and site boundaries. Crews also use it to mark no-go zones around plant and overhead work, channel foot traffic and set temporary perimeters on Australian construction and event sites.
Done Right Safety Team
Safety, PPE & Workwear Specialists
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Sources
- Pro Choice product listing on donerightsafety.com.au