High Security Fencing Sydney

When perimeter security is non-negotiable, 358 anti-climb mesh fencing is the industry benchmark. Named for its wire dimensions of 76.2 mm × 12.7 mm (3 × 0.5 inches) in 4 mm diameter wire, the tight vertical spacing prevents fingers from being inserted for climbing — making it the standard for correctional facilities, data centres, electricity infrastructure and secure government sites. Palisade steel fencing — with vertical D, W or TT-section pales on horizontal rails topped with pointed or triple-point pale heads — provides high-visual deterrence and is commonly specified for industrial perimeters, schools and commercial facilities where appearance and security combine. We supply and install both systems across Sydney and NSW.

Our high security fence installations use galvanised steel post systems set in reinforced concrete footings, with post spacings of 2.5 m or 3.0 m to suit the panel module. Height options range from 1.8 m for lower-risk commercial applications to 3.6 m or above for correctional and critical infrastructure use, with barbed wire or razor wire topping extensions as required. All installations are compatible with electric fence energisers, CCTV camera bracket mounting, access control systems and automated sliding or swing gates. We can also install acoustic-rated fencing panels where noise attenuation is needed alongside security.

Fencing and Landscaping Experts has been delivering high-security fencing solutions across NSW since 2016. We work with commercial property managers, government contractors and construction companies requiring compliant security perimeters. All work is carried out by our fully insured team with relevant security clearances available for sensitive sites. Call 0492 879 796 to discuss your high-security fencing requirement.

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