24 Inch x 9 Inch x 6 Inch Concrete Temporary Fence Base

24 Inch x 9 Inch x 6 Inch Concrete Temporary Fence Base

This concrete temporary fence base is listed at 24 x 9 x 6 inches, or approximately 60 x 23 x 15 cm. It is intended as a ground support component for portable fence systems used by construction contractors, rental fleets, event suppliers, and site operators. The base is purchased through RFQ because panel-tube fit, hole layout, quantity, handling method, and freight must be checked for the actual fence system.

Confirmed Listing Information

Check Panel and Hole Compatibility

Do not select a base from outside dimensions alone. Confirm the number of receiving holes, hole diameter, hole depth, hole spacing, and the outside diameter or profile of the temporary fence panel legs. A drawing or physical sample is useful when the base will be added to an existing rental fleet. Also check whether the system uses one panel leg per base, shared panel connections, or a separate stand arrangement. These details determine whether the panel can be inserted and removed without damaging the base or leaving excessive movement.

Plan Handling, Storage, and Site Use

Concrete bases are dense jobsite components and should be included in the lifting, pallet, and receiving plan. Confirm how many units can be safely stacked, how the crew will move them, and where they will be stored between rentals. Inspect bases for cracks, exposed edges, damaged holes, and unstable contact surfaces before reuse. The site contractor remains responsible for ground conditions, panel stability, bracing, wind exposure, pedestrian routes, and applicable safety requirements. A concrete base by itself does not establish the wind capacity of a complete fence run.

Information for a Base RFQ

• Panel-leg outside diameter or profile and a base-hole drawing
• Required quantity, pallet or packing limits, and replacement-stock needs
• Project destination, unloading conditions, and requested delivery date
• Any sample-fit approval, private label, or coordinated hardware request

Eone Industry can review compatibility, production, packing, and door-to-door sea or air freight after the system details are confirmed. Bulk purchasing remains RFQ-based so the offer reflects the weight, handling, and destination of the actual order.

Receiving Check

At delivery, compare the base dimensions, hole arrangement, SKU, quantity, and pallet condition with the approved order. Record transit damage before the bases are distributed to crews. Keeping one accepted unit as a receiving reference helps rental yards check later replacement batches against the same panel system.