The Australian designed LITEFOOT

Safety
Handling
Transport
Setup
Fence Fitting

LITEFOOT is the easy to provide portable base for temporary fencing. Advantages include handling, transport, set-up and dismantling of the product and corporate branding for easy identification.

LITEFOOT is designed for people - those who use them on a daily basis, those on worksites where temporary fencing is required and the general public who pass by such fencing.

Lifting and handling heavy weights takes a toll of personnel in various industries.

Australia has up to 100,000 cases of occupational back injuries a year.

The cost in personal suffering, compensation payment and lost industry production is mammoth.

LITEFOOT, the Australian designed and produced temporary fence footing, is a welcome innovation to help combat such injury.

LITEFOOT is a lightweight heavy duty portable base designed for temporary fencing needs. It is a robust product made from industrial strength plastic.

• Light weight - just 4kg.
  
• Minimises handling injury risk.
  
• Made of plastic, not concrete.
  
• Softens the severity of any collision injury.
  
• LITEFOOT's sloping sides and rounded corners protect against any impact or any injury damage.
  
• Does not chip or break - no jagged edges that can contribute to potentially hazardous accidents.
  
• Available in any colour including bright safety colours or special decorative effects such as imitation marble.

LITEFOOT weighs just 4kg per unit. This means handling from depot to site is a one-man, ute-based operation.

The bases are easily distributed on site. Fence panels are fitted with ease and, because of the product's light weight, the fence sections can be quickly lifted into the upright position. The bases are then filled with water through an opening at the top to achieve design mass. Fill and empty times average 1 1/4 minutes per base using a standard garden hose. There are no bungs to remove, no special tools required and no moving parts. The base is simply turned on its side to empty the water "ballast".