Temporary Fencing

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When you need to rotate grazing, pen off a work area, or set up a short-term enclosure, our temporary fencing goes up fast and comes back down just as easily.

Temporary Fence Panels

Temporary Farm Panel with Gate

More About Temporary Fencing

Temporary fencing offers a versatile, secure, and convenient solution for short-term enclosure needs. At Range Wholesale Direct, we provide high-quality temporary fencing that is durable, easy to install, and cost-effective. Our temporary fencing products cater to a variety of needs, ensuring that you can secure your area with minimal effort and maximum reliability.

Why Should You Use Temporary Fencing?

Temporary fencing is an excellent option when you need a quick and reliable barrier without committing to a permanent structure. It is widely used to keep the area secure, enclosing animals like goats, sheep, and pigs. Temporary fencing provides clear boundaries for animals in agricultural settings, while also being flexible enough to allow for easy set it up and take it down as needed.

In addition to security, temporary fencing can save on installation and removal costs when compared to permanent fencing options. Since it does not require extensive groundwork or complex installation, temporary fencing can be erected quickly and efficiently, reducing labour costs. This adaptability makes it a practical choice for short-term projects where barriers are essential but only needed temporarily.

Get High-Quality Temporary Fencing for Your Farm

The Range Wholesale Direct team is committed to providing temporary fencing solutions that combine quality and affordability. Our products are built to be reliable, easy to transport, and quick to set up, making them an ideal choice for many customers.

If you have specific requirements or need guidance on which fencing solution would best suit your needs, our team is here to help. We provide personalized support and can discuss bulk pricing and shipping options to ensure you get the best value for your investment. Contact our team today to explore our range of temporary fencing options and to enhance your site’s security and organization.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is temporary fencing used for?

Temporary fencing works well for rotating grazing areas or fencing off a work zone for a short project. It also does the job for a holding pen that doesn’t need to stay in place year-round, since it doesn’t require digging in posts or pouring concrete. We carry it as a lighter, more portable option alongside our standard livestock panels.

How is temporary fencing different from permanent panels?

Temporary fencing is lighter and easier to move than a standard corral panel, which makes it the better choice when you’ll be taking the fence down again in a few days or weeks. Permanent-style panels are built heavier, since they’re meant to stay put and take constant pressure from livestock over years rather than a single season. We help customers figure out which one is best suited for the job before they order.

Can temporary fencing be used for rotational grazing?

Yes, rotational grazing is one of the most common reasons ranchers reach for temporary fencing in the first place. Moving a section of fence to open a new grazing area takes a fraction of the time it would take to relocate permanent posts and panels. We stock temporary sections built with this kind of frequent moving in mind.

Is temporary fencing sturdy enough for goats, sheep, or pigs?

Yes, though smaller livestock like goats, sheep, and pigs test a fence differently than cattle or horses, since they’re more likely to push or root at ground level looking for a gap. We carry temporary panels built with tighter spacing near the base to handle that kind of pressure. If you’re setting up a pen for smaller animals, let us know so we can point you toward the right panel style.

Do temporary fence panels come with gates?

Yes, we carry a gate version of our temporary panel, so you don’t need to lift out an entire section just to walk equipment or animals through it. It connects into the fence line the same way the standard panels do, so the gate doesn’t stand out as a weak point. If you need more than one access point, we can help you figure out how many gate panels to include in your layout.

How long does temporary fencing typically last?

Temporary fencing is built to hold up over repeated setup and teardown, which puts more wear on it than a fence that goes up once and stays put. With reasonable care, a well-made temporary panel can be used season after season rather than needing replacement after a single job. We stock panels made to handle that kind of repeated use without loosening at the connection points.

How quickly can temporary fencing be set up and taken down?

Most temporary fencing goes up in a matter of hours rather than days, since the panels connect end to end without any groundwork needed first. Taking it down is just as fast, which matters if you’re clearing a work area or moving animals to a new section of pasture. We can walk you through panel counts before you order, so setup goes smoothly on the day you need it up.

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