Pro-safe 03-902 Temporary Warning Barrier Fence 100 Ft Orange

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-902 is a temporary warning barrier fence designed to mark off hazardous areas, work zones, and restricted perimeters on job sites and construction areas. Made from orange polypropylene, this fence rolls out to 100 feet long and stands 4 feet high, providing high-visibility perimeter control without the weight and handling hassle of hard barricades. The mesh pattern measures 3.5 inches by 2 inches, giving the fence flexibility while maintaining a visible barrier. It weighs 10 pounds per roll, making it easy for one worker to carry and deploy. Safety coordinators, general contractors, and trade crews use this type of barrier to comply with OSHA perimeter-marking requirements on active work sites.

This fence is suited for both indoor and outdoor temporary applications including construction zones, excavation perimeters, utility work areas, event crowd control, and equipment staging areas. The orange color provides immediate visual warning to workers and the public. At 100 feet per roll, a single unit covers standard bay and corridor lengths commonly encountered in commercial and light industrial job sites. No tools are required for basic deployment when used with standard barrier fence posts or stakes.

Key Features

• 100-foot roll length covers large perimeters with minimal handling
• 4-foot height meets standard warning barrier visibility requirements
• 3.5 x 2 inch polypropylene mesh construction is lightweight and flexible
• High-visibility orange color for immediate hazard identification
• Lightweight at 10 pounds per roll for single-person deployment
• Reusable and easy to roll back up after job completion

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard temporary fence posts, T-posts, and barrier stakes commonly used in construction and safety perimeter applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by safety personnel, general laborers, or any trade crew responsible for job site perimeter control. Posts or stakes should be driven at regular intervals to keep the fence taut and upright. Secure the fence to each post using zip ties, wire ties, or hook-and-loop fasteners as appropriate for the application. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety regulations for temporary barrier placement around excavations, elevated work areas, and pedestrian pathways.