As Autumn approaches, construction companies and house builders must pay special attention to site safety. The changing weather conditions, particularly strong winds, can pose a significant challenge to construction sites. One essential aspect of site safety is ensuring that the site hoarding can withstand the Autumn elements.
In this blog, we will introduce you to Rethync’s Multisite steel hoarding, a solution designed to help construction professionals create a safer and more professional site environment during the changing season.
Multisite steel hoarding is the answer to your site safety concerns this Autumn. Standing at a standard height of 2.4 meters, this in-ground system is designed to provide a continuous run of site hoarding.
What sets Rethync’s Multisite apart is its robust framework and 1-meter-wide metal hoarding panels, which are seamlessly overlapped within the system framework. This ingenious design allows for a continuous run of site hoarding of any length without the need for unsightly posts or fittings, ensuring a professional and unobstructed site image.
One of the standout features of Multisite steel hoarding is its ability to withstand strong winds. The system is engineered to handle wind speeds of up to 50 miles per hour in good ground conditions, without the need for backstays. However, for sites facing particularly harsh Autumn winds, Rethync offers site-specific installation amendments to enhance resistance. These amendments may include narrower post spacings, larger foundations, or the addition of backstays.
To ensure that your site hoarding is tailored to your specific needs, we provide wind loading calculations through our proprietary wind loading software. These calculations consider your site’s location and environmental factors, ensuring that your hoarding is engineered to withstand even the most challenging of weather conditions.
Security is paramount on construction sites, especially during the Autumn when visibility may be reduced due to harsh weather. Rethync’s Multisite hoarding offers an option to increase the hoarding height to 3 meters. Additionally, extension arms can be added to the post tops, providing a secure platform for the installation of barbed wire or razor tape security topping. This added security measure ensures that your site remains safe and protected throughout the Autumn months.
Along with a changing environment due to the change in weather, we also support the construction industry’s goals on environmental sustainability, as a top priority. Our construction site hoarding aligns with these green initiatives by offering recyclable benefits.
By using our steel hoarding, you can minimise your construction site’s carbon footprint. The recyclable nature of the materials used in Multisite hoarding allows you to reduce, reuse, and recycle, contributing to a more sustainable and eco-friendly construction process.
As Autumn ushers in unpredictable weather, it’s crucial to prioritise site safety on your construction projects. Rethync’s Multisite steel hoarding is your reliable partner in creating a professional and secure site environment during this fluctuating season. With its wind resistance, enhanced security options, and eco-friendly features, our Multisite ensures that your construction site remains safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible.
Don’t let autumn weather hinder your progress—choose Rethync for a safer and more sustainable construction experience. Contact us today to see how we can help.
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