Jib setup: is this the right construction fence???

[McLS]

http://www.amazon.fr/CLÔTURE-synthétique-barrière-chantier-construction/dp/B00HVVNYTA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1413632607&sr=8-2&keywords=barriere+orange

Planning on using this for my drop in, is this the right stuff? I think their might be some on a construction site nearby too.

Thanks and +k for answers

 

[FrankerZ]

Yes, that's the right stuff. I'd scavenge around construction sites rather than actually buying it.

 

[perpledrank]

the thicker stuff works the best. just fyi.

 

[ElSwegCrew]

I recommanded u the msnow (http://m-snow.com/buy.html) or the grass carpet caus this orange thing slide too much u will not be able to stay on ur ramp

 

[.lencon]

Yes, that's the right stuff. I'd scavenge around construction sites rather than actually buying it.

Ask the site before you take it. Don't just go in at night and steal it.

 

[suup]

Ask the site before you take it. Don't just go in at night and steal it.

Pussy, just steal it

 

[oldworld_newlife]

wait, so, should this be put on the grass or on some wood? can someone explain to me how to use this for a drop in?

also, can it be put on flat ground too?

 

[.lencon]

Pussy, just steal it

Only reason I say that is because my dad does construction and I work with him and it sucks when people take stuff. You never really know if they need it or not. Just ask and have some respect.

But...if it's not my dads site then just go ahead and steal it.

 

[zwilly]

It should work fine. Build a good drop in and have a wood or carpet base or something and put the stuff over and do the best you can nailing the sides in. Lots of different methods work if you have a different ideas too

 

[McLS]

Alright thanks to all and +k, im guessing the bigger the holes in the fence the better right?