Heras Fencing Cage

[thehomeengineer]

Hi All
You are probably getting fed up with my security posts here on HMT. So I will try and make this the last one.

As we are all aware space is very valuable. Especially if it is a dry and secure. To help solve this problem and free up some space I decided to make, from bent and damaged heavy duty Heras fence panels a cage to store materials that are not weather effected but desirable if left out. Of course I could have purchased a commercially made security cage but the old panels, if not used, would have been destine for the scrap yard.

Construction of the cage is a nut and coach bolts through the tube and welded on tags. This made it easier to transported to site and erected. The door is hinged on purchased farm gate hinges and the lock is fabricated to accept a padlock. The base, is also a repaired heras panel.

The photos show the finished cage in place.

Blocks, bricks, bags of sand and propane gas bottle stored in cage.

Hinged end

Fabricated lock with padlock fitted.

M6 coach bolt holding cage together.

Thank you for taking the time to view

The Home Engineer