Heras Fence Covers | Printed Mesh Construction Site Banners

Turn temporary fencing into advertising space

Heavyweight Airmesh Heras fence covers, printed full colour and built for long-term outdoor use on construction sites, festivals, high-rise projects and event perimeters.

Made from 230gsm recycled polyester mesh. PVC-free, with the durability of traditional PVC and better environmental credentials. Up to 52% air permeability lets wind pass through rather than pushing against the panel, which is what keeps covers and fence lines standing in exposed conditions.

✅ Key features

• 230gsm recycled heavy-duty Airmesh polyester
• 52% air permeability for high-wind sites
• B1 fire rated
• Full-colour dye sublimation print using water-based inks
• Reinforced edging with rust-free nickel eyelets at 50cm spacing
• Machine washable, reusable and fully recyclable
• Around 75% lower CO₂ emissions than virgin polyester

📏 Sizing

Standard covers are cut to fit 3375mm × 1780mm Heras fencing panels. Custom sizes and continuous rolls up to 100m are available for hoarding runs and larger schemes — contact us for a quote on anything non-standard.

🔧 Installation

Covers arrive ready to fit, with reinforced rear hem tape and eyelets every 50cm. Secure to the fence with standard cable ties. One person can fit a panel in a couple of minutes; two is easier on a windy day.

🏗️ A note on site rules

Some principal contractors and local authorities set requirements for fence covering — fire rating, wind loading, or what can be displayed on a hoarding facing a public highway. Check your site rules or planning conditions before ordering. If you tell us the project, we can help you specify correctly.

♻️ Sustainability

Made from 100% recycled polyester and printed by dye sublimation, a process using less energy, no harsh chemicals and minimal water. Covers can be recycled at end of life.

💬 Need artwork help? We offer free artwork support and a full design service. Repeat orders and multi-panel schemes can be quoted directly — call the team.