Apart from meeting legal requirements, several benefits come with temporary fencing. Let’s go through them in this post and tell you where to go if you need the best temporary fence hire.

Before you go hiring a fence, there are some things you should consider first. In this post, we’ll outline three important things to keep in mind when hiring temporary fencing.

Let’s go through a couple of reasons why building sites should be fenced off, and who to talk to if you need a dedicated team of temporary fence installers.

There are so many simple ways to keep a construction site secure, so let’s go through them in this post.

Safety fencing must comply with a certain height to be deemed effective. Let’s explain this standard height of safety fences and why it’s so important to choose a fencing hire company that complies with the rules.

In this post, we shed a little light on what comes with a portable toilet. You need to know how it’s going to get to your location, how it gets cleaned and how the toilet paper gets restocked (possibly the most important one of all).

When it comes to getting portable toilets, there’s one question that remains. Should you hire them, or buy them? Both sides have their good points, but we’ll dive into answering that question in this post.

If you’re in charge of a construction site or planning a festival or convention, you might not be aware that hiring a portable loo is one way you can do something good for Mother Earth. Portable toilets have a number of environmental benefits which we’ll discuss in this post.

If you’re in charge of a construction site or planning a festival or convention, you might not be aware that hiring a portable loo is one way you can do something good for Mother Earth. Portable toilets have a number of environmental benefits which we’ll discuss in this post.

Portable toilets have septic tanks, which means they’re not connected to a centralised sewer system… well, obviously – they’re portable. This means that to get rid of their contents, they need to be pumped. There are huge risks that come with not pumping a septic tank often enough.

This is a pretty simple thing to work out. Most agree that the rule of thumb is 1 toilet per 60 guests. So, if you’ve got 100 guests, then we’d recommend 2-3 portable toilets. However, there are a couple other things you have to work out before deciding exactly how many toilets you need for 100 guests.

Your workers need to have easy access to functioning toilets at all times, and an appropriate number of portaloos will mean they don’t have to waste time queuing and will spend more time working. So, exactly how many toilets do you need on a construction site? This is what we answer in this post.