Flexible fencing

At busy locations, crowd control is about clarity, safety and clear movement flows. Without clear demarcation, visitor flows can become unclear, which can lead to congestion, irritation or unwanted group behaviour.

With flexible fencing, areas can be separated, queues can be guided and walking routes can be directed. This helps the system to organise visitor flows better and improve the safety of spectators, visitors and staff.

In stadiums, flexible fencing is used to create seating sections, walking routes, access areas or temporary enclosures. This is especially valuable during matches, concerts, ceremonies and other events where the stadium layout can vary from situation to situation.

Where permanent fencing stands fixed in one place, a flexible fencing system offers the ability to make the right layout for each event or match. As a result, the organisation can respond more quickly to changing situations.

An important advantage of flexible fencing is that it can be deployed quickly, moved and stored away. This makes the system suitable for temporary situations, such as events, emergency scenarios, maintenance work or changing crowd flows.

Because the fencing can be used flexibly, the same solution can be applied in different places within a venue or site. That makes the system practical for organisations that regularly deal with changing situations.

The FenceBox contains a 50-metre fence and thus forms a compact and efficient solution for temporary or flexible enclosures. The system can be deployed when a clear separation is needed quickly, for example to direct crowd flows or temporarily cordon off an area.

Thanks to the practical design, the FenceBox is suitable for locations where speed, safety and flexibility are important. Think of stadiums, event locations, airports, business premises and emergency locations.

Depending on the situation, flexible fencing can be combined with doors or access gates. This makes it possible not only to shield areas, but also to create controlled passageways.

This is useful at entrances, players’ routes, backstage areas, emergency routes, VIP areas or other places where access needs to be regulated.

Flexible fencing is not only suitable for planned events, but also for unexpected situations. In emergencies, temporary closures or urgent measures, there can quickly be a need for clear demarcation and guidance of crowd flows.

The flexible nature of the system makes it possible to respond quickly and make the situation clearer and safer.

The right deployment of flexible fencing depends on the location, the type of event, the number of visitors, the desired walking routes and the safety objectives. We would be happy to think along with you about the application and layout of the system.

By looking in advance at routing, access areas and crowd control, the fencing can be deployed effectively within the overall organisation of the location or event.

Flexible fencing helps with crowd control, routing and shielding areas. They can be deployed per match or event and give stadiums more flexibility than fixed fencing.

The system consists of flexible fencing that can be deployed quickly, and can be installed, moved and stored as needed. The fencing can be connected with each other, creating a continuous barrier or routing.

Yes, depending on the situation, flexible fencing can be combined with doors or access gates. This is useful for controlled passages, entrances, backstage areas or enclosed zones.

The available heights depend on the chosen design and application. W&H can advise per project which height best suits the location, the safety objective and the intended use.

Flexible fencing can be used in stadiums, sports facilities, event locations, airports, business premises, festivals, trade fairs, concerts and emergency situations.

Yes, flexible fencing is particularly suitable for temporary use. It can be quickly deployed for events, changing visitor flows, maintenance work or emergency situations.

Yes, flexible fencing can also be used permanently or semi-permanently when a location needs a solution that remains adaptable.

A FenceBox is a compact solution with 50 meters of flexible fencing. This makes it possible to quickly create a temporary or flexible barrier at locations where safety and routing are important.

Yes, flexible fencing helps to guide, separate and direct visitor flows. As a result, walking routes can be made clearer and undesired group behavior can be better limited.