Yves Spooren

To make the most out of your temporary fences surrounding your site, you must pay attention to the locking, strengthening and securing of your fencing. Various fencing accessories can be used to increase the security of your temporary fences. But which accessories should not be missed? In this blog, we highlight...

Organizing a festival or sports event is about more than just finalizing your line-up or mapping out a course. Practically, you need to arrange all sorts of details such as the set-up and control of your grounds. Anything is possible, but not within every budget. Fortunately, investing on a large scale is not always...

You not only want to secure the construction site, but also gain insight into who is present on the site. For this reason, construction sites are completely fenced off and access is only possible via control at gates. To use these gates in the best possible way, the construction site must be designed as well as...

5 reasons why it pays to invest in transport racks Once you wrap up a construction project the next step is to dismantle the construction fences and transport them. If they're not immediately needed on another site or event, the fences go into storage. Transport racks come in handy for both transport and temporary...

Heras Mobile Fencing & Security is commissioning a brand-new, fully automated production line. The new welding line is in the factory in Pelt (Belgium). In addition to boosting production capacity, the new machine also increases flexibility throughout the production process.

The locals are happy to wish the organisers of an event or festival good luck. But do you, as an organiser, grant them their relative peace and refrain from intentionally forcing your music or other sounds on them? The installation of sound barriers in noise-sensitive areas helps in this respect. In this blog post, we...

Heras Mobile Fencing & Security introduced the Noise Control Barrier 2.0. This temporary sound barrier is the next generation of the Noise Control Barrier that was launched in 2015. The new version is characterised by increased noise reduction, a longer lifespan, and ease of use.

Your building site’s entrance should not be an invitation to steal or vandalise. Moreover, your entrance should not cause frustration in the drivers of arriving and departing construction vehicles. An entrance to your building site should impress on authorised visitors to treat the terrain with respect. So, how do you...