

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Campbelltown schools, health precinct compounds, council depots and rail edge boundaries.
Campbelltown has grown fast enough that its security problems have changed shape. The hospital and health precinct now runs plant compounds and staff car parks that need controlled edges, the rail corridor between Leumeah and Macarthur backs onto reserves that draw trespassers after dark, and school campuses through Airds, Ambarvale and Rosemeadow deal with weekend intrusion and vandalism. All of them need a barrier that stops climbing without reading as a prison yard.
That is precisely what 358 mesh does. Panels are welded from 4mm wire on a 76.2mm x 12.7mm grid, tight enough that a shoe cannot wedge in and a cutter cannot bite. Compare that with palisade, which hands a climber vertical pales to grip, or chain wire with barbed topping, which is a ladder with a sting on the end. Campbelltown runs are built to AS 1725 between 2.1m and 3.6m in galvanised or powder coated finish.
We measure your Campbelltown boundary at no cost and put the whole scope, gates and toppings included, into one fixed written quote. Call 0492 879 796 to book the site measure.
Non aggressive 2.1m and 2.4m mesh for Campbelltown school and childcare perimeters where spikes and razor wire are ruled out.
Plant enclosures, generator cages and staff car park edges around the Campbelltown hospital campus and its surrounding clinics.
Long boundary runs along the Leumeah to Macarthur corridor where unlit reserve access invites after hours entry.
Heavier 3.0m panels with a concrete kerb detail for council and contractor yards storing plant, fuel and materials.
Anti climb rail fitted over existing Campbelltown palisade so the pales can no longer be used as a climbing frame.
Powder coat finishes over hot dip galvanising, chosen so the fence reads as architectural rather than industrial.
Palisade gives a determined climber evenly spaced vertical rails and a foot ledge at every horizontal member. 358 mesh offers no rail to grip and no aperture big enough for a toe, so it performs better as a deterrent while staying transparent for camera coverage across Campbelltown car parks and reserves.
It is the standard choice. Spiked and razor topped fencing is not acceptable around children, but 358 panels have a smooth rolled edge, no protrusions and cannot be scaled. We regularly install 2.1m and 2.4m panels on boundaries at Ambarvale, Airds and Rosemeadow.
Cost tracks height, post centres, footing type, panel finish and gate count, so we never quote sight unseen. After a free Campbelltown site measure you receive a single fixed written quote covering supply, footings, panels, fixings and gates with nothing added afterwards.
Yes. AS 1725 sets out requirements for chain link and security fencing including post sizes, footings, tensioning and gate hardware. Every Campbelltown anti climb run follows it, and we can supply the specification detail if your insurer or the council asks for it.
Frequently yes. Where the existing posts and footings are sound, an anti climb rail or extension arm at the top removes the grip point and adds height. We inspect the line first and tell you honestly whether a topping is enough or a full 358 run is the better spend.
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