ISO9001 Steel Rustproof 7 Ft High Privacy Fence For Security

Long-Term Rust-Proof New Design High Rigidity Steel Palisade Fencing

Product Introduction

Steel Palisade Fencing is rapidly becoming one of the most popular types of security fencing and is a highly effective visual and physical deterrent to trespass due to its formidable appearance and ‘wide set’ railing system.

Manufactured from quality solid steel components to British Standard BS1722-12 Palisade security fencing is cost-effective, durable and strong, providing excellent protection against climbing and cut-through.

Palisade Fencing is constructed using the following main components, these components are:

• Posts
• Cross Rails
• Pails
• Fish Plates
• M12 Security Fixings
• M8 Security Fixings

Specifications of High Rigidity Steel Palisade Fencing

Heights

2100mm, 2400mm and 3000mm heights are available.

Paling Profiles

Available in 2 standard profiles - ‘W’ profile and ‘D’ profile.

Paling Tops

Available in 5 standard tops; Single point - Triple point - Square - Round – Notched

Paling Thickness

Available in 3 standard gauges; 2.0MM - 2.5MM - 3.0MM

Horizontals

Available in 2 standard sizes according to height and site requirements - 50x50x6mm or 65x50x6mm

Posts

100x55 IPE (European steel I-beams)
Available with welded fishplates or slotted for use with loose fishplates. Can be concreted-in, base plated for bolting down or cranked. Posts can be vertically extended to accommodate barbed or razor wire.

Features of High Rigidity Steel Palisade Fencing

• Cost Effective - Extremely durable, potentially lasting 50 plus years.
• Solid Steel Components - Makes Palisade Fencing extremely difficult to cut and gives it superior Anti-Ram qualities.
• Completely Modular - If any component is damaged it can be individually replaced.
• Triple Point Top - Gives it an aggressive look and makes it extremely difficult to climb.

Applications of High Rigidity Steel Palisade Fencing

Palisade is available in varying specifications to suit a variety of commercial and industrial applications including:

• Utility/Public Works Facilities
• Critical Services Infrastructure
• Commercial Perimeters
• Sports Facilities
• Military Sites
• Public Facilities
• Schools
• Transportation Facilities/Infrastructure

FAQ

Q. How do I order?
A. Call or email us with your requirements.

Q. Do you offer bulk discounts?
A. We sure do. Our published prices are just a starting price for single quantity purchases. Contact us with your requirements and we will give you our best price.

Q. What is the difference between galvanized before weld and galvanized after weld?
A. Galvanized before weld (GBW) or pre-galvanised means that the materials used to construct the mesh are galvanized then welded together, leaving the weld exposed. Galvanized after weld (GAW) or hot dip galvanized means that the materials are welded together and then the completed product is galvanized. GBW is more prone to corrosion. Whether GBW is suitable for your situation depends on the location you are planning to use the mesh and whether you plan to finish it with paint or other coatings.