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The HANES GEO COMPONENTS 38314 is a heavy-duty orange plastic snow fence measuring 4 feet tall by 50 feet long. Constructed from UV-treated plastic, it resists fading and degradation from prolonged sun exposure, extending its usable outdoor life across multiple seasons. The fence is reusable and designed to be set up and taken down efficiently, making it a practical tool for contractors, facility managers, farm operators, and event coordinators who need reliable temporary perimeter control. Its bright orange color provides high-visibility marking in low-contrast environments such as snow-covered job sites or crowded outdoor venues.
This fence is suited for a wide range of temporary barrier and delineation applications in both residential and commercial settings. Common uses include construction site perimeters, crowd control corridors, athletic field boundaries, hazardous area marking, event parking management, and general farm use. The roll format allows straightforward deployment across long runs with standard fence posts or stakes. Its flexibility makes it adaptable to uneven terrain without specialized tools or hardware.
Designed as a general-purpose temporary barrier fence compatible with standard T-posts, wooden stakes, or metal fence posts commonly used in construction, agriculture, and event management applications.
Installation is typically handled by general laborers, contractors, or facility staff and requires no specialized trade licensing. Posts or stakes should be driven at regular intervals to support the fence roll without sagging, with spacing determined by site conditions and wind load. Secure the fence to posts using zip ties, wire, or staples appropriate to the post material. Remove and roll the fence for storage or relocation after use to preserve its reusable service life.
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