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Temporary Fence Panel Brace is a galvanised steel wind brace that keeps temporary fence panels upright and rigid in exposed conditions. A fence line without bracing can lean, rock, or blow over in wind, especially across long unsupported runs. This brace clips to the fence panel and a temporary fence foot, and needs two couplers and a foot to connect, adding a diagonal support that resists sideways movement. It suits both 32mm and 40mm tube fencing. Powerpac recommends bracing every second panel in high wind zones and every fifth panel in medium to low wind zones. Site crews use it to stabilise fence lines on exposed sites, near roads, and anywhere wind loading is a concern.
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Temporary Fence Panel Brace is a galvanised steel wind brace that keeps temporary fence panels upright and rigid in exposed conditions. A fence line without bracing can lean, rock, or blow over in wind, especially across long unsupported runs. This brace clips to the fence panel and a temporary fence foot, and needs two couplers and a foot to connect, adding a diagonal support that resists sideways movement. It suits both 32mm and 40mm tube fencing. Powerpac recommends bracing every second panel in high wind zones and every fifth panel in medium to low wind zones. Site crews use it to stabilise fence lines on exposed sites, near roads, and anywhere wind loading is a concern.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Fits Tube Diameter | 32/40 mm |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Material | Galvanised steel |
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About Temporary Fence Panel Brace
It's a diagonal wind brace that clips to a fence panel and a temporary fence foot to stop the panel leaning or blowing over.
Two couplers and a temporary fence foot, sold separately.
It suits both 32mm and 40mm tube fencing.
Powerpac recommends bracing every second panel in high wind zones and every fifth panel in medium to low wind zones.
