High-security fence

High Security fencing is a type of fence that is designed and installed to secure a property or asset, including residentialproperties, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, government installations, and many other sensitive areas. It plays a crucial role in safeguarding properties and the people who use them by maintaining privacy and protecting against various security threats.

Special design features that deter unauthorised access, prevent trespassing, and provide a barrier against potential security threats are implemented into security fencing that makes the key difference from regular fencing and further increases protection. Security features may include:

Height: Security fencing is often taller than typical residential fences to increase the difficulty for intruders to climb over them.Materials: These fences are often constructed using durable and robust materials, such as steel, aluminum, or wrought iron. The materials’ strength reduces breakage and weak points and increases resistance to tampering.

Anti-climb: A variety of features are built into the design or added to security fences to make it difficult for intruders to climb over them, such as tight mesh paneling which reduces footholds, spike toppers, anti-climb brackets, or angled tops.

Access control: Fences can be integrated with access control systems, such as gates with electronic locks, keycard systems, or other means of controlling who can enter secured areas.Visibility: Some security fences are designed to be transparent or have limited visibility to allow for better surveillance

.Perimeter protection: Typically installed around the perimeter of a property, security fencing creates a clear boundary to prevent trespassing and increase privacy.