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Temporary fencing is a cost-effective, portable and reusable security solution that provides immediate protection for short-term projects. Whether you are managing a construction site, hosting an event or securing public works, temporary fencing offers flexibility, easy installation and creates a secure perimeter with minimal effort. Its durability and reusability make it a top choice for businesses and event organizers looking for a flexible and versatile solution.

Temporary fencing is widely used at construction sites, events, public works projects and crowd control to create temporary barriers or protect restricted areas. Temporary fencing is easy to install, portable and can be quickly removed, providing flexible security solutions for a variety of applications. Made of durable materials such as galvanized steel, temporary fencing can withstand harsh outdoor conditions and provide a reusable fencing solution for multiple projects.

Installing a defensive barrier is very simple and requires very few tools:
1. Positioning the barrier: Unroll and position the defensive barrier along the desired perimeter or location.
2. Connect multiple units: Use spiral binders or connectors to connect multiple units together to form a continuous barrier or wall.

Defensive Barriers are high-strength modular systems designed to provide fast and effective protection for military, security and civil defence applications. Defensive Barriers are reusable and low maintenance, making them an affordable option for long-term or periodic deployment in high-risk areas. Defensive Barriers are constructed of galvanised steel mesh and heavy-duty geotextile linings filled with materials such as sand, earth or gravel to create a rugged barrier that can withstand blasts, flooding and projectiles. These barriers are often used in military fortifications, flood control, perimeter protection and emergency disaster response, and are designed to be durable and quickly deployed in emergency situations.

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Soil erosion is a widespread problem in both urban and rural areas. If left unchecked, it can lead to the loss of topsoil, which is essential for planting and vegetation growth.

The gabion structure is made of steel wire mesh treated with an antiseptic and filled with granular material to form a gravity structure. The weight of the structure allows it to withstand pressure from behind. Although gabion walls are very durable, they are still susceptible to mechanical damage due to impact and deformation.

Gabion walls are box-shaped metal baskets constructed from hexagonal wire mesh made of galvanized steel wire. These "boxes" are filled with solid rock fragments, which are then stacked layer by layer to form a gravity wall.

Rockfall barrier, also known as rockfall fence, is a physical barrier that is designed to prevent and control rocks and debris from falling and causing damage to people and infrastructure (highways and railways) in mountain terrains.

Wall spikes is called razor spikes in someplace, and it is similar to cactus in shape – having sharp spikes on their body. It can be divided into three types – wall spike maxi type, wall spike middle type and wall spike small type.