flanagaj Posted yesterday at 08:34 Posted yesterday at 08:34 I've been using Heras panels for our site entrance, but last night's storm has busted them and I lost a pair last year to wind. I'm now contemplating just buying a set of proper steel site gates and putting them. Yes. They are nearly £900, but I just need a better solution than Heras. We have nosey neighbours and I like to screen it off and am currently using the hoarding that supposedly allows the wind through, but it's definitely not that great and is probably the reason for panels snapping. Caravan life is great. It's either been Baltic or lashing down. We want to get cracking, but the weather is certainly not in our favour.
Russell griffiths Posted yesterday at 08:40 Posted yesterday at 08:40 Look on Facebook, normally a few sets on there knocking around for half what your quoting, will sell for same money at end. 1
kandgmitchell Posted yesterday at 16:11 Posted yesterday at 16:11 7 hours ago, flanagaj said: Caravan life is great. It's either been Baltic or lashing down. Baltic? you must be in the first balmy part of caravan life, early days, wait until it gets Yellowknife like (minus 32 tonight...) 1
Oz07 Posted yesterday at 17:29 Posted yesterday at 17:29 Need a big old hole for the proper site gates. I think heras would be fine without the netting but you want the privacy 1
Eric Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 58 minutes ago, Onoff said: Heras fencing with a dense camo net over it? You wouldn’t see them then though…… 👀 1
torre Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Scaffold debris netting is really cheap and it's easy to fix multiple layers over your Heras to trade off letting wind through versus total privacy. If you want more wind protection then diagonally brace using a scaffold pole fixed to the Heras with a swivel coupler onto another pole fixed into the ground.
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