FAQs on Installation, Assembly & Hardware - Heras Fence Banners & Covers

Learn how to install your Heras Fence Banners & Covers

Learn how to securely and professionally install your Heras fence banners and covers, from essential hardware to expert techniques. Whether DIY or professional, follow these tips for long-lasting results. If you can't find the information you're looking for on this page, please visit our Heras Fence Banners & Covers FAQs page for more details.

Fixings & Hardware

Cable ties: 25–30 per cover, 300mm x 4.8mm, UV-resistant, min 22kg strength. Black recommended.

Alternatives: Hog rings & pliers (permanent), bungee cords (temporary), S-hooks, Velcro strips.

Tools: Cable tie gun, side cutters, measuring tape, spirit level.

Free with 25+ covers, trade orders, or when using our installation service. Also available for purchase with bulk discounts.

Tools & Preparation
  • DIY: Side cutters, measuring tape, ladder, gloves.
  • Pro: Cable tie gun, pneumatic tool, spirit level, chalk line.
  • Safety: Hard hat, hi-vis, boots, harness if needed.
Installation Process
  1. Inspect fencing, clean frames, measure & mark.
  2. Position cover, secure top edge first (ties every 300–400mm).
  3. Secure vertical edges, then bottom edge with ground clearance.
  4. Trim ties, check alignment & tension.

Taut with no wrinkles, slight movement in light wind. Tension gradually in a cross-pattern, check after 48 hours.

Reduce tie spacing to 200–250mm, double ties at corners, use mesh in high-wind areas, install in calm weather.

Professional vs DIY

Yes — UK-wide from £25 per cover. Includes site survey, hardware, tensioning, cleanup, and certificate.

Yes, for 1–10 covers with basic tools. We provide manuals, videos, and support. Pro install recommended for large/complex jobs.

Special Installations

Leave hinge/lock clearance, reinforce fixings, cut access holes neatly. Corners may need trimming or overlaps for a neat finish.

Repairs & Maintenance

Small tears: temporary tape, then pro repair. Large: stop, photograph, contact us. Prevent by checking fences and avoiding over-tensioning.

Correct initial tension, quality cable ties, monthly checks, quarterly adjustments.

First month: weekly checks. Ongoing: monthly inspections, quarterly deep checks, annual tie replacement.

Monthly light clean, quarterly deep clean with mild detergent, soft brush, rinse well, and air dry. Pro cleaning available.

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