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FAQs:

Q1: Why use bracing and support stays?
A1: Stays reinforce temporary fencing, improving wind resistance and stability on uneven or open sites.

Q2 Why are bracing and support stays important for temporary fencing?
A2 Bracing and support stays are essential for maintaining fence stability and compliance. When shade cloth, banner mesh, or signage is added, wind load increases. Making support and hook stays vital for preventing collapse and ensuring the fence remains upright and secure.

Q3: When should I use bracing stays on my temporary fence?
A3: You should always use bracing stays when:

Installing shade cloth, mesh, or signage that increases wind resistance.

Working in windy or open areas such as coastal or elevated sites.

Securing long fence runs or corners that need additional support.

They’re a key requirement for compliance on Australian construction sites.

Q4: Are Site HQ stays compatible with other fence systems?
A4: Yes, they’re designed for universal compatibility with most standard temporary fencing panels.

Q5: How many stays do I need per fence section?
A5: Typically one stay every 2–3 panels is recommended for optimal support. If you’re using mesh or cloth, more frequent bracing may be required. Our team can help you calculate the optimal number for your layout and site conditions.

Q6. Can bracing support and hook stays be reused?
A6. Yes — all bracing support and hook stays are fully reusable. Made from robust, galvanised materials, they can be easily disassembled, stored, and redeployed across multiple sites, offering long-term value for construction and event contractors.

Q7 Do you deliver bracing stays across Australia?
A7. Yes! Site HQ offers fast, nationwide delivery. Orders can be shipped directly to site or you can arrange click n’ collect from your local Site HQ branch.