Not all sites are suited to all types of fencing. Below we outline the scenarios where palisade fencing is clearly the preferred option.
You Need a Visible Deterrent
The pointed steel panels create a visible deterrent to intruders who are opportunistic in nature and make an assessment as to whether a site is worth the risk of attempting to gain entry to.
The Site Is Industrial or Commercial
Industrial and commercial sites typically require stronger fencing than timber or mesh and the steel palisade fencing panels are designed to withstand the harsh working environments of warehouses, utility sites and storage yards.
Ground Conditions Are Uneven
They can be raked to follow the slope of a site and provide a continuous sheet-like appearance. Unlike other types of fencing such as timber, palisade fencing leaves very few gaps down the bottom of the perimeter.
You Must Meet Perimeter Compliance Requirements
There are specific boundary and perimeter security requirements that commercial and industrial sites must comply with. It is wise to check the latest building regulations guidance for boundary and perimeter structures early on in your decision-making process.
You Want Low Maintenance
A steel palisade fence can be supplied as hot-dip galvanised or powder-coated. Palisade Fencing is covered in more detail at https://directfencingandcontracting.com/services/security-fencing/palisade-fencing/.
Match your site conditions to the above and it is obvious what you need.
