Steel Hoarding Fences for Security and Control
Hoarding fences are temporary or semi-permanent steel barriers used to secure construction sites, events, and public areas. At Steel & Prefabs, hoarding fences are engineered for stability, durability, and safety, not just visual separation.
Weak or poorly installed hoarding fences invite theft, vandalism, or accidents. Properly designed fences stop problems before they start.
Why Hoarding Fences Matter
Construction sites, industrial areas, and public venues require clear boundaries to prevent unauthorized access. Hoarding fence in Kenya provide:
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Physical security against intrusion
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Protection for pedestrians and workers
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Clear demarcation of restricted areas
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Resistance to environmental forces such as wind
Temporary or permanent, hoarding fences are a critical part of site management.
Engineered for Real-World Use
Our hoarding fence in Kenya are designed to withstand wind, human interference, and occasional impact. Each fence panel is prefabricated for fast installation and easy relocation if needed.
Design considerations include:
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Panel height and width for optimal coverage
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Base support and anchoring systems
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Material strength for long-term durability
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Corrosion protection for outdoor exposure
This ensures fences remain functional throughout the project lifecycle.
Common Applications
Steel hoarding fences are widely used for:
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Construction site perimeters
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Event security and crowd control
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Industrial yards and storage areas
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Public works and temporary worksites
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Renovation sites
Panels are fabricated for easy assembly and dismantling, making them versatile for multiple projects.
Safety and Security First
A hoarding fence is more than a visual barrier—it’s a safety and security measure. Thin panels, weak fixings, or poor alignment compromise its purpose.
If you need steel hoarding fences in Kenya that deliver real security, durability, and stability, Steel & Prefabs provides solutions built for actual site conditions.








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