Unscalable Triple Pointed and Splayed palisade fencing and gates

Product Introduction

Palisade fencing and gates is easily assembled on site, it can follow ground contours within limits, the bolted structure is not as secure as the fully welded designs but in situations where determined intrusion is not anticipated as a problem it forms a strong deterrent.

Palisade fencing and gates is a welded system designed for security applications where the risk is from vandalism or opportunistic crime. It gives a delay factor greater than Chainlink and most Welded Mesh Systems and is more secure than the Kit Form design. Irish Fencing Services developed the welded panel in 1976 and it rapidly became the market leader in security fencing. Ground contours are dealt with by stepping panels or by specifically sloped panels which are an extra cost. There are different thicknesses of pale available. Available Galvanised or Galvanised and colour Powder Coated finish to clients choice.

High Secure Palisade is designed for security applications where the risk is from determined attack or where there is a serious risk to the life of an intruder. This Specification has been developed in conjunction with the requirements of The Electricity Supply Board and meets Legal Requirements and Health & Safety Legislation.

Specifications of palisade fencing and gates

Features of palisade fencing and gates

• Triple Point Top - Gives it an aggressive look and makes it extremely difficult to climb.
• Rakeable Panels - Following the contour of the ground eliminating gaps under fence with other systems.
• Hot Dip Galvanised - Each Individual component is hot dip galvanized giving it ultra protection.
• Tamper Proof Fasteners - Making it extremely difficult to remove components with conventional hand tools.

Applications of palisade fencing and gates

Palisade Fening is available in varying specifications to suit a variety of commercial and industrial applications including:

Industrial Areas

Airports

Railways

Schools

How to install palisade fencing effectively?

1.Before you start continuous installation, determine the exact locations of your first post and dig a hole in the size about 350mm (length) × 350mm (width) × 600mm (height) or other size according to your post height.

2.Lay the first post in the hole; make sure the post is straight and upright. Then pour the mixed concrete in and wait for concrete drying.

3.Once the concrete is dry, start the continuous installation as follow:

4.Dig the second hole according to the length of palisade rails you intend to place between them.

5.Fasten the palisade rails from the first post to the second one. Once the second post is fixed correctly and upright, meanwhile, the horizontal palisade rails are in level, pour concrete in. In this way, the post distance is always right, no need of post adjustments any more.

6.Assemble palisade pales to the horizontal rails in conjunction with bolts and nuts,Make sure the head of bolts are fixed in the front of the panel and the pales are vertical against the palisade rails.

7.Repeat this way, until your palisade fencing is finish.