Tree Protection Zone Do Not Remove This Fencing Safety Sign
Product Description
Tree Protection Zone Do Not Remove This Fencing Safety Sign
Tree Protection Zone signs are used to mark areas around trees—especially during construction or landscaping projects—where no activity is allowed to occur. These zones are set up to protect trees, particularly their roots, from damage.
A TPZ is often established using physical barriers (like fencing) and clear signage to inform workers and the public that the area is off-limits for machinery, digging, material storage, or any other disturbance.
When are TPZ Signs Used?
During construction: New buildings, roads, or renovations near existing trees.
Infrastructure projects: Like laying pipes, cables, or drainage systems.
Landscaping or earthworks: Any activity that involves soil movement or compaction.
Tree protection plans: When municipalities require it as part of a development approval process.
Public events or temporary structures: To avoid damage from foot traffic or temporary installations.
Why Are They Important?
Root Protection
Most tree roots are in the top 30-50 cm of soil. Heavy machinery, soil compaction, or trenching can kill roots, even if the trunk and branches seem untouched.
Tree Health and Stability
Damage to roots or soil around them can lead to:
Poor nutrient/water uptake
Increased vulnerability to disease
Structural instability (tree can fall over in storms)
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Many cities have laws protecting certain trees (heritage or street trees). Damaging them—accidentally or not—can lead to fines or work delays.
Long-term Environmental Value
Mature trees provide shade, reduce urban heat, support biodiversity, and increase property values. Protecting them is an investment in the future.
The Tree Protection Zone sign from First Fence is ideal for using with the SemPerFix Semi-Permanent Stabiliser System for Tree Protection Fencing.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about this range of products please get in touch and the sales team will be happy to help you. We can be contacted by either calling 01283 512111 or by using the online chat system.
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Plastic |
| Size | 300 x 200mm |
| Colour | Yellow, Black, Blue |
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Plastic |
| Size | 300 x 200mm |
| Colour | Yellow, Black, Blue |
Product Description
Tree Protection Zone Do Not Remove This Fencing Safety Sign
Tree Protection Zone signs are used to mark areas around trees—especially during construction or landscaping projects—where no activity is allowed to occur. These zones are set up to protect trees, particularly their roots, from damage.
A TPZ is often established using physical barriers (like fencing) and clear signage to inform workers and the public that the area is off-limits for machinery, digging, material storage, or any other disturbance.
When are TPZ Signs Used?
During construction: New buildings, roads, or renovations near existing trees.
Infrastructure projects: Like laying pipes, cables, or drainage systems.
Landscaping or earthworks: Any activity that involves soil movement or compaction.
Tree protection plans: When municipalities require it as part of a development approval process.
Public events or temporary structures: To avoid damage from foot traffic or temporary installations.
Why Are They Important?
Root Protection
Most tree roots are in the top 30-50 cm of soil. Heavy machinery, soil compaction, or trenching can kill roots, even if the trunk and branches seem untouched.
Tree Health and Stability
Damage to roots or soil around them can lead to:
Poor nutrient/water uptake
Increased vulnerability to disease
Structural instability (tree can fall over in storms)
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Many cities have laws protecting certain trees (heritage or street trees). Damaging them—accidentally or not—can lead to fines or work delays.
Long-term Environmental Value
Mature trees provide shade, reduce urban heat, support biodiversity, and increase property values. Protecting them is an investment in the future.
The Tree Protection Zone sign from First Fence is ideal for using with the SemPerFix Semi-Permanent Stabiliser System for Tree Protection Fencing.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about this range of products please get in touch and the sales team will be happy to help you. We can be contacted by either calling 01283 512111 or by using the online chat system.