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February 20, 2018
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Hoarding wind loads not taken lightly in England’s windiest county

Managing hoarding wind loads is a key challenge for any site that requires securing.  With more than 10 years' experience in construction site hoarding in Cornwall, Perimeter's has proven again and again it is up to that challenge. According to Met Office data, Cornwall lifts the crown as England's windiest county.  In fact with average wind speeds being between 10 and 20 knots, 80% of the county has higher average wind speeds than England's windiest city, Liverpool (average wind speed 11.8 knots).   Calm isn't a  word that springs to mind considering the...

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by Rob Levy
Artfully decorated Perimeters plastic hoarding
January 5, 2018
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Be considerate, Plastic Site Hoarding can be more fun and safer

Perimeters working with Kier delivered a few cheerful additions to the play area at Trevithick School in Camborne.  Perimeters installed its reusable plastic hoarding across a playground and adjacent field. This turned what could have been a monotone barrier into something all together more jazzy. An imaginative frieze now decorates the site hoarding that protects the play area from the ongoing construction work. The frieze is already encouraging the tots to channel their "Messi"ness on the playground as well as in art class.  The ball print marks and pattern the age...

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by Rob Levy
Plymouth Hoarding from Perimeters
April 15, 2017
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Plymouth Hoarding : Perimeters keeps the kids playing

It's well known, kids and construction sites shouldn't mix. That's where the right hoarding solution comes in. It's not only the welfare of children that's at stake. The liability and reputation of the construction firm is also at stake.  But urgent needs can put kids in close proximity to construction. In Plymouth Hoarding has traditionally meant timber. However timber hoarding deteriorates and splinters as it weathers.  Steve Hoskin Construction were looking for something more sensitive to the surroundings of the work they undertook in PL2. To start with Steve Hoskin Construction googled "Plastic Hoarding" where they...

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by Rob Levy
Our History

Since 2006 the Perimeters name has been associated with re-usable plastic site hoarding. Promoting re-use and reducing waste going to landfill, Perimeters helps its clients fulfil their environmental commitments, whilst enhancing their image and reducing costs and disruption over the lifetime of a site.

In March 2017, became a subsidiary of Topan Fencing. Perimeters will continue to operate independently focused on site hoarding and other temporary fencing. In May 2017, Perimeters moved its main base of operations to Exeter to serve growing demand throughout the South West, but we maintain facilities near Liskeard and Saltash.

Our Products

Our kentledge block system, allows hoarding to be positioned, and repositioned, in areas where surface, or subsurface, disruption is not an option. The Temporary Works Forum: Hoarding a Guide to Good Practice, forms the bedrock of our designs.

In areas where in-ground installations are optimal our designs and materials are chosen with their specific locations in mind, ensuring even in the most exposed coastal locations with poor soil, our installations stay fixed for the duration.

Alongside hoarding we can provide tree protection, Heras fencing, vehicle and pedestrian gates and all the other temporary fencing required to keep your site safe.

Our Vision
Perimeters looks forward to working with clients who share our vision that better site protection needn't cost the earth.
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