Anti-Climb Temporary Mesh Panel - 2.4m (H) x 2.5m (W)
Product Highlights
- Taller 2.4m Panel: Provides a 2.4m-high temporary boundary for sites and projects requiring a taller mesh perimeter.
- Anti-Climb Mesh Infill: The 250mm × 50.8mm mesh format helps discourage climbing while maintaining visibility through the fence line.
- Compatible Temporary Fencing System: Designed for installation with rubber block fence feet and fence clip couplers.
SKU TF25000
The HERMEQ 2.4m Anti-Climb Temporary Fence Panel is a tall, reusable mesh panel for creating temporary perimeters around construction sites, demolition projects, infrastructure works and event locations. Measuring 2.4m high × 2.5m wide, it combines anti-climb mesh infill with a reinforced round-top tubular frame and can be installed using compatible rubber block feet and fence clip couplers.
This 2.4m-high temporary mesh fencing panel is designed for contractors, site managers, infrastructure teams and event operators who need a taller temporary perimeter. Its narrower 2.5m width distinguishes it from HERMEQ’s standard 3.5m-wide panel while retaining the same practical round-top construction and anti-climb mesh format.
- Reinforced Round-Top Frame: Rounded upper corners reduce the number of welded corner joints compared with a traditional square-top panel, helping limit potential weak points in the frame.
- Anti-Climb Mesh Construction: The mesh infill is designed to make climbing more difficult while preserving visibility across the temporary boundary.
- 1.2mm Tubular Frame: The tubular frame provides a practical structure for repeated temporary use, handling and repositioning.
- Reusable and Repositionable: Suitable for temporary layouts that may need to be moved or adjusted as work progresses.
- Simple Panel Connection: Adjacent panels can be joined using compatible fence clip couplers to create a continuous temporary fence run.
The panel can be used to define working areas, restrict unauthorised access and establish visible site boundaries. Typical applications include building sites, demolition works, highways and utilities projects, civil engineering works, events, festivals and temporary operational compounds.
Each panel weighs 12.265kg. Suitable handling arrangements should be considered when panels are unloaded, moved or installed. The panel should be used as part of an appropriately planned temporary fencing system, with compatible feet and any additional support selected according to the installation and site conditions.
Build a complete temporary perimeter by pairing this panel with a rubber block fence foot for ground support and using fence clip couplers to connect adjoining panels. To compare other panel sizes, gates and compatible accessories, browse HERMEQ’s full temporary mesh fencing range.
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| Height | 2.4m / 2400mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 2.5m / 2500mm |
| Weight | 12.265kg |
| Frame Type | Reinforced round-top tubular frame |
| Frame Gauge | 1.2mm |
| Mesh Type | Anti-climb mesh infill |
| Mesh Aperture | 250mm x 50.8mm |
| Installation Method | Used with compatible temporary fence feet and couplers |
| Compatible Ground Support | Rubber block fence foot |
| Panel Connection | Fence clip coupler |
| Suitable For | Construction sites, demolition projects, infrastructure works, temporary works, events and festivals |
| Not Suitable For | Permanent security fencing or vehicle-impact protection |
What is a 2.4m anti-climb temporary fence panel?
A 2.4m anti-climb temporary fence panel is a portable mesh panel used to create a taller temporary perimeter around sites, projects and controlled areas. This HERMEQ panel measures 2.4m high x 2.5m wide.
What are the dimensions of this temporary fencing panel?
The panel is 2.4m high and 2.5m wide. It weighs 12.265kg and has a 1.2mm tubular round-top frame.
What is this anti-climb mesh panel used for?
It is suitable for temporary perimeter control around construction sites, demolition works, infrastructure projects, utilities works, events, festivals and temporary operational areas.
How is the temporary fence panel supported?
The panel can be installed using a compatible rubber block fence foot. Ground conditions, exposure and the overall fence layout should be assessed when deciding whether further stabilisation or ballast is required.
How are the panels connected together?
Adjacent panels can be connected using fence clip couplers. The couplers hold the panel frames together to create a continuous temporary fencing run.
Can the panels be moved during a project?
Yes. The panels are intended for temporary use and can be repositioned when a site boundary or working layout changes. Panels should be disconnected, handled and reinstalled using appropriate site procedures.
























































































































































