Canadian-standard 6 ft × 9.5 ft temporary fence panels, chain link and welded mesh — with the coating weights that Canadian winters and road salt demand.
Canada runs its own panel: 6 ft high × 9.5 ft wide with a square-tube frame and welded mesh infill — different from the Australian round-frame panel. We produce the Canadian format as standard work, with the feet and clamps Canadian yards expect.
Freeze-thaw cycles and road salt punish cheap coatings. We galvanize after welding to ≥ 300 g/m² zinc, and add powder coating where fleets want color — stated in writing on the quote, verified in QC.
Containers route to Vancouver and Prince Rupert for the west, and Montreal / Halifax for the east, with rail connections inland. Transit is roughly three to four weeks to the west coast. FOB Tianjin or CIF terms available.
Yes — square-frame Canadian-format temporary fence is standard production for us, including the matching feet and clamps.
Hot-dip galvanizing ≥ 300 g/m² after welding is the base spec; add powder coating for the duplex system in high-salt environments. Coating weight is verified per lot.
A 20GP container — roughly 330–400 panels with accessories — is the practical unit; mixed products are fine.
Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Montreal and Halifax are the usual gateways; your forwarder handles inland rail from there.
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin as standard — everything your customs broker needs.
Send the panel format, quantity and destination — a winter-ready package price comes back within 24 hours.
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