Palisade fencing is a top choice for high-security areas in the Canada. Made of upright bars, horizontal rails, and supporting posts, it's designed to keep unwanted guests out. The sharp tops and close spacing of the bars make it really hard for anyone to climb over or get through the fence. Plus, its strong look can make anyone think twice before trying to enter. The design also allows it to fit on uneven ground.

There are two main designs for the upright bars. The "W" shape is for places that need very high security, while the "D" shape is often used for places that want a mix of security and style. If maximum security is the main goal, the "W" design with a special pointed top is the best choice.

Specification Palisade Fencing:

• Material: Made from sturdy low carbon steel, stainless steel, and can be either hot or cold rolled steel.
• Top Design: Options include simple round, round with a notch, square, single point, triple point with or without splay, and splayed then returned.
• Thickness of "W" Bars:
  • 2 mm for regular use
  • 2.5 mm for added security
  • 3 mm for special needs
• Thickness of "D" Bars:
  • 3 mm for regular use
  • 3.5 mm for extra security
  • 4 mm for special needs
• Fence Height: Choices range from 1.2 m up to 3.6 m, with 2.75 m being the most recommended.
• Fence Width: Between 1.8 m and 2.35 m.
• Finish: Can be simply galvanized or galvanized then given a powder coat for extra protection.

Palisade Fencing Parts Included:

• Posts, rails, connecting bolts, fish plates, clamps for posts, and other fixtures like nuts, bolts, rivets, and washers.
• Rail Size: Ranges between 40 mm and 65 mm in length and width.
• Rail Thickness: Set at 2.75 mm.
• Number of Rails: Either 2 or 3, depending on how tall the fence is.
• Post Size:
  • IPE type: 100 x 55 mm or 102 x 44 mm.
  • RSJ type: 102 x 44 mm for shorter fences (below 2.7 m) and 127 x 76 mm for taller ones.
• Fish Plates: Comes with 2, with a thickness between 6 mm and 8 mm. Custom thickness is also available.
• Bolt Slots: Fit either M8 or M12 size.

Key Features:

• Safety: The design, especially the sharp tops, makes climbing really tough.
• Flexible Design: You can adjust the gaps between bars and it's also suitable for uneven grounds.
• Sturdy Build: The bars are big and heavy, making the fence strong and stable.
• Clean Look: A powder-coated finish gives it a smooth and appealing look.
• Intimidating: The sharp points can deter unwanted visitors from attempting to enter.
• Easy to Set Up: The bars are connected with bolts, making assembly straightforward. Plus, you can take it apart if needed.
• Long-Lasting: The galvanizing and optional powder coating protect it from rust, ensuring it lasts a long time.

Applications:

You can use palisade fencing for schools, gardens, residential areas, businesses, factories, farms, city buildings, transport hubs, shopping areas, utilities, and airports. If you want a green touch, there's a green palisade fence. It's perfect for homes, especially with its strong W-section bars and triple-pointed tops.

Installation Tips:

• Dig a hole for the posts. They should be at least 0.5 m deep but can go up to 1.2 m.
• For extra safety, you can add razor or barbed wire on top.

Remember:

• You can buy the steel palisade fencing in pieces or as full 2.75m long panels.
• Looking for gates? There are options for swing gates (with one or two doors) and sliding gates.
• When it comes to packaging, the fence can come as individual bars or full panels.

Palisade fencing offers a modern twist, moving away from old brick walls and basic barriers, making our surroundings look clean and refreshing. Many choose this style as they aim for a refined look. It's not just a fence; it’s a statement of elegance for any new building, house, or shop, reflecting a deep appreciation for history and unique design.

Palisade Fence Features:

The Palisade system primarily protects against unwanted visitors. This design offers top-notch security, making it hard for anyone to climb, whether they're inside or outside. It even stands strong against vehicle impacts and forced entries.

For locations requiring top-level security like power stations, substations, military bases, warehouses, refineries, and communication hubs, the Portcullis system stands as the prime choice.

Design Advantages:

• The fence has a smooth outer surface, making climbing tricky.
• It uses broad horizontal rail spacing to ensure intruders can't easily get a foothold.
• The spaces between the upright bars are optimal for security.
• The design of the fence bars makes them tough to bend, and they resist attacks using hand tools.
• Special fixings resist forced entry using poles or levers.
• Even if someone tries to tamper with the fixings, the bars stay in place.
• The fence's base offers strong resistance to impacts, including from vehicles.
• You can expect it to last for 25 years with minimal maintenance.
• The fence can adapt to different terrains while still looking good and staying secure.