
Temporary Fence
Ideal for events, construction and civil projects.
Designed and manufactured in-house by TFH Hire Services, our Temporary Koala Fence is purpose-built to keep koalas and other ground-dwelling wildlife safely out of active construction and civil work sites. It combines our proven heavy duty 40mm mesh fence panel with a solid high density polypropylene (HDPE) skirt, creating a smooth, climb-resistant barrier along the base of the fence line.
The 515mm high skirt removes the foothold that mesh alone would otherwise provide, preventing koalas from gaining the grip they need to climb. Panels stand on our heavy duty yellow concrete blocks for a stable, freestanding installation that requires no digging and can be reconfigured quickly as a site progresses. Ideal for sites located within or adjacent to koala habitat, vegetation corridors, or land subject to koala management and environmental approval conditions.
TFH has a wide range of compatible accessories that can be used alongside our Temporary Koala Fence, including shade cloth, hand rails, braces and gate wheels. Find more at tfh.com.au/product-category/accessories or contact us for more information.
Protect local wildlife on your next project. Call 1300 834 834 for a quote.
Every product in the TFH range is tested to meet Australian safety standards.

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