Anti-Climb Mesh

Anti-climb mesh ideally suited for all types of commercial and demarcation applications. It is a kind of heavy duty and appealing welded mesh panel. The panel is reinforced with pressed 'V' beams for additional lateral strength, the number of which are dictated by the height of the panel.

Welded mesh panels are manufactured from hard drawn 5mm horizontal - 5mm vertical steel wire, resistance welded at each intersection with 45mm horizontal spacings with a combination of 50mm to 200mm spacings along the vertical.

The panels have a barbed edge and a flush edge and can be installed with the barb at the top of the fence to deter climbers or at the bottom for safety reasons depending upon the application.
Horizontal 'V' section beams along the horizontal improve rigidity and enhance appearance.

Surface Treatment of the Anti-Climb Mesh
Pre galvanized wire,
PVC coated in a wide variety of colours.

Recommended uses of Anti-Climb Mesh
General boundary and demarcation purposes, particulary leisure areas and low risk industrial and commercial premises. A cost effective solution where there is a need for long term desirable appearnce. This system can be multi-lifted and supplied with a wide range of extentions.

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