Barrier rentals — the questions

The honest answer is "it depends" — on how many, for how long, where they're going and whether we set them up. Any flat rate on this page would be wrong for most jobs, so we quote each one. Expect a number within a few hours.

No minimum. Twelve panels is a real order and so is five hundred.

One panel closes 6.9 ft of line. Take your total run, divide by 6.9, round up. Or skip the math — send the length or the area and we'll count for you.

Within a few hours during business hours, and often sooner.

3.6 ft × 6.9 ft per panel. Galvanized steel, bridge foot, interlocking.

Yes — all of Metro Vancouver, Whistler and Victoria on Vancouver Island. The delivery list is in the footer, and if your town isn't on it, ask anyway.

Yes, and most clients plan it that way. Your rental window is yours to define — delivery a day or two ahead, pickup after teardown.

If you'd like. Setup is a separate line in the quote. Without it, we drop the panels and your crew builds the line.

Over five hundred panels sit in our Vancouver stock, all identical. Big perimeters don't require sub-renting from anyone.

For most event purposes, yes — an interlocked barricade run performs as temporary event fencing around a perimeter. It is not chain-link construction fencing, which is a different product we don't carry.

They're galvanized and they live outdoors on the coast. Rain was part of the plan.

Brand activations, festivals, races, concerts, municipal events and film work — anywhere a line has to hold.