Anti Climb Fence System

Description:

An anti climb fence system uses closely spaced rectangular welded mesh to reduce accessible finger and foothold areas along the panel face. The 358 reference format combines a 76.2 x 12.7 mm opening with 4 mm horizontal and vertical wires, creating a tight yet visually open perimeter.

Every intersection is resistance welded to form a consistent grid. The small aperture also restricts the space available for many conventional cutting tools, while clear sightlines support lighting, cameras and routine observation around the protected boundary.

A complete anti climb fencing installation combines the mesh panel with height-matched square posts, slotted clamp bars, M8 bolts and the specified number of fixings. The reference system uses a minimum 75 mm overlap at each post so adjoining panels and connection bars can be coordinated as one assembly.

Galfan or galvanized wire may be paired with a project-specified polymer coating in RAL 6005 green or RAL 9005 black. An anti climbing fence can be considered for airports, correctional facilities, utilities, logistics sites, government property, industrial plants, rail infrastructure, storage areas and other controlled perimeters, subject to site engineering and any required certification.

 

Anti Climb Fence System Advantages:

• Tight rectangular mesh reduces convenient grip points without creating a solid visual screen.
• Welded intersections and matched clamp bars create a consistent panel-and-post connection pattern.
• Open visibility supports perimeter observation and coordination with electronic detection or camera systems.
• Height-specific posts, clamp bars and fixing quantities provide a clearer basis for system quotation and installation planning.
• Optional coatings, security toppings, gates and stacked-panel configurations allow the perimeter design to be adapted to the site.

 

Specification:

358 Mesh Fence Specifications

Fence height (m)	Panel size (Height × Width) (mm)	Fence Post (Height × Size × Thick) (mm)	Clamp Bar (Height × Width × Thickness) (mm)	Middle or corner Clamp No. (pcs)
2	2000 × 2515	2700 × 60 × 60 × 2.5	2000 × 60 × 5.00	7 or 14
2.4	2400 × 2515	3100 × 60 × 60 × 2.5	2400 × 60 × 5.00	9 or 18
3	3000 × 2515	3800 × 80 × 80 × 2.5	3000 × 80 × 6.00	11 or 22
3.3	3300 × 2515	4200 × 80 × 80 × 2.5	3300 × 80 × 6.00	12 or 24
3.6	3600 × 2515	4500 × 100 × 100 × 3.0	3600 × 100 × 7.00	13 or 26
4.2	4200 × 2515	5200 × 100 × 100 × 4.0	4200 × 100 × 8.00	15 or 30
4.5	4500 × 2515	5500 × 100 × 100 × 5.0	4500 × 100 × 8.00	16 or 32
5.2	5200 × 2515	6200 × 120 × 120 × 5.0	5200 × 100 × 8.00	18 or 36

 

 

Package:

The packing plan separates mesh panels, long posts, clamp bars and small fasteners into identifiable handling units. Pallet dimensions and bundle weights are adjusted to the selected fence height, coating, container layout and unloading method.

• Panels are stacked with separators between coated faces and secured to reinforced metal or wooden pallets.
• Panel edges and strap contact zones can receive guards to reduce concentrated pressure during transport.
• Posts and clamp bars are grouped by height and section size, then strapped into stable lifting bundles.
• M8 bolts, clamps, caps and other small fittings are counted into marked cartons or installation kits.
• Container placement can follow the installation schedule so panels, posts and hardware are unloaded in coordinated groups.

 

FAQ:

Why is 76.2 x 12.7 mm mesh used in this system?

The narrow rectangular opening reduces accessible handholds and footholds while retaining sightlines through the anti climb fence. In the reference 358 format, the mesh is combined with 4 mm horizontal and vertical wires.

How should this system be compared with conventional welded panels?

Anti climb fencing should be compared by aperture, wire, welds, posts, clamp bars and fixings. Conventional welded panels may use wider openings that provide more grip or more working space for tools.

Which names are commonly used for this product category?

Anti climbing fence, anti-climb fences and anti-climbing fence are common naming variations for systems intended to discourage scaling. The terms do not prove that two offers have identical wire, mesh, posts, fixings, testing or certification.

Is every 358 panel a certified high-security system?

No. Mesh dimensions describe the panel geometry, not a certification. A formal security level requires a complete tested system and valid documentation covering panels, posts, connections, gates and other relevant components.

Can the system be supplied above 3.3 m high?

The reference table includes configurations up to 5.2 m. Tall or stacked systems require confirmation of posts, foundations, wind loading, clamp quantities, installation access and local engineering requirements.

Which coating and color options are available?

The reference material lists Galfan or galvanized wire with a polymer powder coating, commonly in RAL 6005 green or RAL 9005 black. Coating type and dry-film thickness should be stated on the order.