

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Baulkham Hills schools, childcare centres, aged care sites, reservoirs and business park boundaries.
Most anti climb enquiries from Baulkham Hills come from places where children or residents are present, which rules out the obvious deterrents. Primary schools and childcare centres off Windsor Road, aged care campuses, the reservoir and water infrastructure on the ridge, and the office and warehouse edges running toward Norwest all need a fence that cannot be climbed but cannot injure anyone either.
358 mesh answers both requirements. The 76.2mm x 12.7mm aperture in 4mm wire denies any finger or toe hold, so it works without spikes, barbs or razor coil, and panels are supplied with a clean rolled edge at the top. Baulkham Hills runs are usually 2.1m or 2.4m for care and education sites and 3.0m for utility compounds, all set out to AS 1725 with tamper proof fixings on the outside face.
We will walk the Baulkham Hills boundary with you, note the risk points and send one fixed written quote with no surprises. Call 0492 879 796 to arrange the site visit.
Smooth topped 2.1m mesh around Baulkham Hills childcare yards, keeping sight lines open for staff supervision.
Full campus runs that stop weekend climbers without presenting a single sharp edge to students during the week.
Discreet powder coated panels around Baulkham Hills care campuses where security must not feel institutional.
Higher 3.0m compounds for water and telecommunications assets on the Baulkham Hills ridge line.
Boundary mesh for offices and warehouses toward Norwest where car parks back onto public paths.
Anti climb rail and angled extensions that raise an existing fence with no barbed or razor components.
Yes, when it is 358 mesh rather than spiked or barbed product. The panel has no protrusions, the top edge is rolled, and the tight aperture means there is nothing for a child to wedge a foot or hand into. That combination is why childcare and school clients across Baulkham Hills specify it.
It can. Panels are hot dip galvanised first, then powder coated in a colour of your choosing. Darker colours visually recede, so a 2.4m fence reads as a fine screen rather than a wall, which matters on residential streets around Windsor Road and Seven Hills Road.
Footing depth depends on panel height, post size and soil. Shale and clay conditions common through the Hills usually allow standard concreted footings, while filled or sandy ground calls for deeper or wider footings. We assess this at the free measure rather than guessing.
Standard welded mesh has a much larger square opening, easily wide enough for a toe or a cutter, and lighter wire that deforms under load. 358 uses 4mm wire on a 76.2mm x 12.7mm grid, so it is both climb resistant and cut resistant, which ordinary welded mesh is not.
We cover Northmead, Winston Hills, North Rocks, Bella Vista, Norwest and Kellyville Ridge, plus Seven Hills, Toongabbie and Castle Hill for anti climb mesh and topping work.
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