• Construction sites – for privacy, dust control, and safety messaging
• Outdoor events – for branding, crowd control, and area zoning
• Festivals & sports events – for sponsorship visibility and wayfinding
• Temporary public works – for safety notices and site screening

Yes. Heras fence covers can be used indoors for exhibitions, trade shows, and backstage screening, especially when using solid print materials for full visual coverage.

Yes. With proper storage and handling, covers can be reused across events, making them cost-effective for annual festivals or touring projects.

Mesh covers reduce dust spread and provide mild noise diffusion, but they are not a substitute for dedicated acoustic barriers.

Yes. All materials are flame-retardant to BS5867 or equivalent and suitable for use on public sites. Always check your local regulations for additional requirements.

No. Installations must not obscure mandatory health & safety signage. Plan layouts so safety notices remain visible and accessible.

Yes. Use mesh materials in high-wind areas to reduce wind load. Ensure frames are weighted or secured according to site safety guidelines.

Yes. High-resolution, full-colour printing is available on all materials, ensuring vibrant branding for maximum visual impact.

Absolutely. Many events use Heras covers to mark entrances, exits, ticket areas, or restricted zones.

Use heavy-duty cable ties, bungee cords, or stainless-steel fixings. Start from the top corners and work evenly for tension and neatness.

Yes, but adjust fixing points to keep covers taut. Avoid excess slack, as it can cause wear and reduce visual impact.