Printed heras fencing covers are dual-purpose: you can hide an unsightly area and advertise your brand at the same time. Our fencing covers, also known as fence netting, are made with mesh material and printed in full colour.

Heras fencing covers allow users to cover an unsightly or private area while advertising brands and events with maximum impact on prime advertising space. These fence panel covers, also known as fence netting, are printed onto robust Mesh material in full-colour for high impact heras fencing screening. These are commonly used on construction site fencing

Our mesh material contains thousands of tiny holes to allow wind to pass through, reducing wind-loading and making the fences much less likely to blow over. Standard PVC banners can act like giant sails, causing panels to fall

Unlike other advertising banners and signage, full colour printed Heras Fencing banners rarely need planning permission in city-centre locations. While hoarding panels are generally a one-off use product, Heras fencing screening covers can be used again and again on multiple sites. Ideal for outdoor events, a building site, construction sites or for temporary fencing covers. For a branded Heras fence, look no further

We design our fencing covers to fit a standard-sized Heras fencing using plastic cable ties to secure. our covers can be used to advertise, provide information about the project or provide vital health and safety information.

Why mesh? The thousands of tiny holes in the material allow wind to pass through the fencing cover, so it reduces wind-loading and is less likely to blow over. Standard PVC banners, on the other hand, can billow out like sails, causing your heras fence panels to fall over.

Unlike other advertising signage, heras fencing panels don’t typically require planning permission to hang up. And unlike hoarding panels, our heras fence covers can be used again and again.

Without covers on them, heras fencing panels look unattractive – making your construction site an even bigger eyesore. Those ugly, bare fencing panels are a great opportunity for communication and brand awareness, with vibrant, eye-catching banners fitted to them. Most professionals choose mesh for their construction site fence panels for its windproof characteristics.

We print our heras fence covers in full colour, so your design options are limitless. Some great options are simple brand logos, photographic images, artist impressions, and bold messages. You can even print CGI images of your housing development for customers to get a sense of what their new home will look like.

Heras fencing covers are a must at events with barriers and perimeters. There’s no better place to build brand awareness than at a live event. You can even design mesh covers as backdrops for guests to take photos in front of. If you put some forethought into your designs, you can re-use your fencing covers from one event to the next

• Withstand all weather conditions
• Top corners are shaped at 45 degrees
• Fit onto fencing in minutes
• Easy way to promote brands
• Communicate important health and safety information
• Made from flame retardant material
• Hide unattractive areas from public view
• Simple advertising solution

We print your artwork directly on your heras fence covers, but it’s imperative you send us a properly formatted design. Without following our below guidelines, your fence cover may not turn out how you planned it.

Please send files as PDFs. We will also accept EPS, AI, High-res JPEG, and Tiff files if needed. We recommend formatting your images with a resolution between 300dpi – 400dpi. Anything below 300dpi will end up looking too pixelated. Once you’ve purchased your heras fence cover, our design team will be in touch to ask for your print files.

Some printers require bleed in their print files, but bleed is not necessary for our heras fence covers. You can set your artwork to the proportions of your final printed mesh fence cover.

We print using CMYK colour settings, not RGB. Please ensure your print files are created with CMYK colours because if they are not, we will convert them to CMYK for printing. This conversion could lead to distorted or faded colours, effectively ruining your final design. We will double-check before printing to ensure your files have the correct colour settings and contact you if there needs to be a change.