Highly visible temporary plastic barrier fencing in orange or green. 1m x 50m roll. Weatherproof, reusable and lightweight, ideal for cordoning off restricted areas, excavations and hazardous zones on site.
Available options and pricing for Barrier Fencing - Orange or Green, with quantity selectors and a running total
Colour
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
Orange
775248
£17.97£21.56
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Green
775123
£17.97£21.56
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Barrier fencing orange or green, supplied on a 1m x 50m roll, is one of those site staples that earns its place every single day. Whether you are marking out an excavation, closing off a hazard, or keeping the public away from an active work area, a visible cordon goes up in minutes and does the job without fuss. This is temporary fencing that actually works — it is bright, lightweight, and easy to handle without needing a team to deploy it.
The plastic mesh construction is weatherproof, so it can stay out through rain and wind without degrading quickly. It is also reusable, which matters when you are running a tidy site and trying not to bin materials after every job. Roll it back up at the end of the shift and it is ready to go again. At 1m tall, it sits at a height that is genuinely visible to both workers and the public, not something you trip over before you have spotted it.
Where Barrier Fencing Orange and Green Gets Used
Orange tends to be the go-to choice for high-visibility applications where you want maximum contrast against natural surroundings — groundworks, roadside operations, landscaping. Green blends better in parks, garden projects or anywhere an orange barrier would look out of place. Having both options available means you can match the fencing to the environment rather than making do.
The fencing is fixed using standard barrier stakes, existing fence posts or timber stakes, making it adaptable to almost any site condition. Rolls are easy to transport in a van and quick to deploy by a single person. For any trade where cordoning is a routine task, keeping a roll or two on the vehicle just makes sense.
Pro Tip: When fixing to barrier stakes in softer ground, weave the top edge of the mesh through the stake hook twice to stop the fencing dropping or sagging over a long run.
Barrier fencing in orange or green is used across construction, groundworks, landscaping, utilities and civil engineering wherever a temporary cordon is needed. It is suited to marking out excavations, protecting newly laid surfaces, closing pedestrian routes, and segregating plant areas from public footpaths. Events and festivals also make regular use of it for crowd management and temporary perimeter control. Anywhere you need a visible, quick-to-install boundary without a permanent structure, this is the product that gets the job done.
Best For
Temporary site cordons
Excavation and trench marking
Pedestrian exclusion zones
Landscaping and groundworks
Events and crowd management
Protecting newly laid surfaces
Available In
Orange
Green
1m x 50m roll
Key Features
Highly visible plastic mesh
Weatherproof and UV resistant
Reusable and lightweight
Easy single-person deployment
Compatible with standard barrier stakes
1m working height
Not suitable for: Not suitable as a permanent security barrier or load-bearing fence. Not designed to withstand significant physical impact or contain crowds under pressure.
Unroll the fencing along the intended cordon line, attaching to stakes or posts as you go. Fix through the mesh at regular intervals to keep the barrier taut and upright. Two people make the job faster over long runs, but one person can manage it with the roll held on a stake or tucked under an arm.
Identify the cordon line and position barrier stakes or posts at intervals of 2 to 3 metres
Tie or hook the leading edge of the fencing to the first stake at a comfortable working height
Unroll the fencing along the line, feeding it through or over each stake as you go
Pull the mesh reasonably taut between stakes to prevent sagging
Fix the trailing end to the final stake and trim any excess with a knife if needed
Check the full run is secure and adjust any slack sections before leaving the cordon unattended
What is the difference between orange and green barrier fencing?
Both are the same product in terms of material and dimensions. Orange provides maximum visibility against most backgrounds and is the standard choice for construction and roadside use. Green suits landscaping, parks or residential projects where a highly visible orange barrier would look out of place or cause objections.
Can this barrier fencing be reused?
Yes. Roll it back up carefully after use and store it dry. Provided it has not been cut or torn significantly during the job, the fencing can be redeployed multiple times. Keeping a roll bundled neatly with a few cable ties makes it easy to transport and redeploy without tangling.
Constructed from extruded plastic mesh, the fencing is UV stabilised to slow degradation in outdoor conditions. The material remains flexible in cold temperatures, reducing the risk of cracking during handling on winter sites. At 1m in height with a 50m roll length, a single roll provides a substantial working cordon without any joining required for most applications.
Height
1m
Roll Length
50m
Material
Plastic mesh
Colours Available
Orange, Green
Weatherproof
Yes
Reusable
Yes
Colour
Green, Orange
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