The range available covers varying heights. One of the most common forms of providing security to your buildings or land. Powder coated finishes available to order with a range of gates to compliment any requirement.

Palisade fencing presents a strong visible barrier and is generally specified where there is a need for high security.

The appearance of the pales provide a deterrent to opportunist intruders with the head of the pale ranging from the softer appearance of rounded and notched to the more aggressive pointed and splayed head.

The pales are available in 2 different section pales and thicknesses.

• ‘D’ section

• ‘W’ section

Appearance

The fence itself is available in a wide range of heights and colours. The more commonly stocked are 1.8, 2.0 & 2.4 metres high.

Accessories

To complement the Palisade fencing a range of standard gates are available and bespoke gates are on a made to order basis and can be colour coated to match the colour of the fence.

Specification

Non-standard heights and alternative pale thicknesses are available with support legs to BS 1722 Part 12. details on application

Standards

Palisade is manufactured to BS 1722: Part 12: 1990. all hop dipped galvanised to Bs 729.

Colours

For an aesthetically pleasing barrier the components can be polyester powder coated to blend in with the environment.

Nylofor® Panel Systems
A more and more common product range offering labour reductions in time and therefore cost. A full comprehensive range available on stock. Call our experts to evaluate the contract and advise on the solution!

Radon Membrane
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas formed by the breakdown of uranium and radium. It is crucial that when gas protection is required, the site conditions, design and application are all taken into consideration to provide an impermeable membrane, protecting the most valuable asset, “the building” against the gases that can cause future problems.

C02/Radon Membrane
Carbon Dioxide is a colourless, odourless gas formed as a by-product of decomposing organic matter. It is crucial that when gas protection is required, the site conditions, design and application are all taken into consideration to provide an impermeable membrane, protecting the most valuable asset, “the building” against the gases that can cause future problems.