Blocks 25mm Yellow
Temporary Fence
Ideal for events, construction and civil projects.
Product Overview
Our 25mm Yellow Temporary Fence Block delivers a stable, free-standing base for 25mm tube temporary mesh fence panels with the added benefit of high-visibility yellow colouring. Made from recycled rubber, the hollow-core block fills with concrete on-site to create a dependable anchor point without drilling or ground penetration.
Key Features
- Purpose-built for 25mm tube panel feet, tight, secure fitment.
- High-visibility yellow colour enhances on-site safety awareness.
- Recycled rubber body, tough, UV-stable and environmentally responsible.
- Concrete-fill cavity provides firm, wind-resistant panel support.
- Stackable form factor for efficient storage and transportation.
Common Applications
- Fence installations on paved surfaces and hard-stands.
- Construction perimeters and excavation exclusion zones using 25mm panels.
- Event management and public space crowd control.
- Road and infrastructure projects where ground anchoring is restricted.
Technical Specifications
Summary
Specifications
Every product in the TFH range is tested to meet Australian safety standards.
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