High security welded mesh fence

High Security Welded Mesh Fences provides an aesthetically pleasing yet permanent barrier.

Select from the many panels designs that come in both square and rectangular patterns.

Features and Uses of High Security Welded Mesh Fence

Each fence panel is produced by an automatic electrofusion process.

The simple, clean lines are particularly suitable for both prestige and high security applications including residential, sports, leisure, industrial and military.

High Security Welded Mesh Fence has a hot-dip galvanized finish with a polyester powder coating giving them the best corrosion protection in the industry.

Steellong’s fence coatings:
•    ensure protection from the elements
•    eliminate maintenance
•    endure exposure without crazing or fading
•    come in 15 color choices
 

Panel
Mesh pattern:
76.2 mm (3") x 12.7mm (0.5") welded at each intersection
Horizontal wires: 4 mm diameter at 12.7 mm centres
Vertical wires: 4 mm diameter at 76.2 mm centres
Weld strength:
- 75% of the minimum tensile strength of the wire
- Tensile range 540-690 N/m2

Recommended post system 
3D Post System:
- 80x60x2.5mm RHS intermediate posts pitched at 2.525m centres
- 80x80x3mm RHS corner posts
- utilise steel fixing brackets to secure panels to the front face of the posts.
Panels are butt jointed at each post for securing with double-drilled fixing brackets, posts are fitted with twin rows of M8 threaded inserts

Coating technique
Panels made out of galvanised wires (min. 40 g/m2). An adhesion coating is given for a perfect adhesion with the polyester coating (min. 100 micron).
The posts are polyester powder coated with a galvanised substrate in accordance with Euro norm 10147 (min. 60 micron).

Fences are necessary for security, privacy, keeping pets in, helping to eliminate noise or wind, and defining boundaries but the type of fence you get will depend on your needs. Security is a major issue for many families, and a fence and/or gate is the first and most visible step towards deterring intruders. Consider whether the fence will block your views, what interaction you want with your neighbours, what your privacy issues are (for example, if your neighbour’s kitchen looks into your bathroom), and the type of pet you own. 

Ensure that the fence is visually appealing and that it fits in with the style of your home.  For example, modern-style homes look great with sleek steel or aluminium fences.  More traditional homes with cottage-style gardens are perfectly complemented by the wooden picket fence.

If noise is a concern at your home, you will want a material that is capable of blocking it out.  Heavier materials are best for this purpose, so think along the lines of brick, cement or even closely joined wood.  To keep pets in, ensure that the fence is taller and has no gaps in it.

Finally, remember that masonry fences over one metre high and all fences over two metres high will generally require approval from your local council.  Fences adjacent to road intersections will also require approval.  If in doubt, always check with your council first to save any potential hassle down the track.