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BALLAST BLOCK STABILISER

BALLAST BLOCK STABILISER

Product Code: 057037

Description

Ballast Block Stabilisers

If you install Temporary Fencing or Site Hoarding on exposed construction sites, perimeter stability depends on more than ballast weight alone. The Ballast Block Stabiliser offers a robust stability solution for securing Temporary Fencing in any environment. This temporary fence stabiliser can be used in conjunction with our 50kg Ballast Blocks to ensure your temporary fencing remains firmly in place, providing a safe and secure perimeter for your construction site, event, or other application.

Features

  • Size: This stabiliser measures at 688mm (L) x 1200mm (H) x 200mm (W).
  • Weight: Each stabiliser weighs 2.9kg.
  • Heavy-duty construction: Manufactured from high-quality materials, the Ballast Block Stabiliser is built to withstand harsh weather conditions and rough handling, ensuring long-lasting performance.
  • Easy installation: With its simple and straightforward design, the Ballast Block Stabiliser can be quickly and effortlessly installed, saving you valuable time and effort.
  • Versatile compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of Temporary Fencing systems, this stabiliser offers a universal solution for securing your perimeter.

Why Ballast Block Stabilisers Matter For Temporary Fencing

Concrete ballast blocks provide downward force. Without secure restraint, blocks shift under vibration, impact, or wind pressure. Movement at the base weakens the entire fence line.

When you install ballast block stabilisers, you:

  • Secure ballast blocks firmly to fence frames
  • Reduce lateral movement at ground level
  • Improve wind resistance of Temporary Fencing
  • Strengthen Site Hoarding installations
  • Support compliance with engineered designs  

How Ballast Block Stabilisers improve Site Hoarding stability

Solid hoarding panels create higher wind loads than mesh fencing. Stable ballast placement becomes critical.

You position ballast blocks within approved trays and connect them using ballast block stabilisers. This setup:

  • Locks ballast into position
  • Improves load distribution across the base
  • Reduces tipping risk at panel joints
  • Maintains consistent fence alignment