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Kennards Hire launches Temporary Fencing Solutions

by Hayley Ralph
March 12, 2026
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Kennards Hire has launched its dedicated Temporary Fencing Solutions offering, expanding its Specialist Solutions capability to better support Tier 1 contractors and major infrastructure projects.

The new compliance-led, end-to-end site service responds to increasing demand across construction, civil and rail sectors for temporary works that meet stringent safety and regulatory requirements, particularly in metro and pedestrian-heavy environments where fencing performance is critical.

The solution has been designed with dense urban sites in mind, where space constraints, public interface and wind exposure require a more engineered approach than traditional temporary fencing.

With over 75 years of industry experience, the company’s move into Temporary Fencing Solutions takes them beyond traditional dry hire to deliver certified wind-rated systems, advisory support, and integrated installation tailored to site-specific conditions.

“Temporary fencing is often treated as a commodity, but on today’s complex worksites it plays a critical role in safety, compliance and public protection,” said Ben Hitchen, Specialist General Manager at Kennards Hire.

“We know that compliance isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Wind exposure, site layout and pedestrian interaction all influence what’s required.

Hitchen said the company works with contractors to ensure the right rating and configuration is in place from the outset, removing uncertainty and reducing risk, while still delivering the reliable equipment and service that has always been at the heart of Kennards Hire.

“By working with project teams early, we can align the fencing solution to site conditions from the outset rather than retrofitting compliance later,” he said.

The offering forms part of Kennards Hire’s broader approach to provide specialist, project-aligned solutions, while maintaining its core hire services. By integrating fencing with other site services, the organisation enables contractors to consolidate suppliers, simplify mobilisation and gain greater certainty across long-term projects.

The latest Kennards Hire Construction Confidence Check highlights the operational pressures facing project managers, including the complexity of managing multiple suppliers, accessing specialist expertise and ensuring equipment remains fit for purpose.

Kennards Hire’s Temporary Fencing Solutions address these challenges through:

  • Certified wind-rated fencing provided as standard to support compliance assurance.
  • Advisory-led planning to help determine appropriate system design for each site.
  • Integrated delivery and installation to streamline mobilisation and reduce coordination risk.
  • Flexible pricing models suited to long-duration infrastructure and civil works.

The service will support large-scale projects nationally, with deployments across metropolitan and regional worksites, reflecting growing industry recognition that temporary works must meet the same scrutiny as permanent infrastructure.

For more information, visit kennards.com.au

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