

358 anti climb mesh panels for Castle Hill industrial units, storage yards, school grounds and metro corridor boundaries.
Castle Hill is not the first suburb people associate with security fencing, yet the demand here is steady. The industrial estate off Victoria Avenue and Salisbury Road is packed with trade units holding tools and stock, the metro corridor and its commuter car parks run through the middle of the suburb, and there are large private school campuses, self storage sites and vehicle holding yards along Windsor Road that all suffer opportunist climbing.
358 anti climb mesh is the practical fix. Because the aperture is only 76.2mm x 12.7mm and the wire is 4mm, a climber cannot get a toe in, a thief cannot get a cutter around a strand, and the panel stays rigid enough to resist being pushed out of shape. Castle Hill installs typically run 2.4m or 3.0m to AS 1725, powder coated over galvanising so the fence suits a tidy commercial frontage.
Book a free Castle Hill site measure and we will set the height, post spacing, finish and gates out in one fixed written quote. Call 0492 879 796 to lock in a visit.
Compact 358 runs around Castle Hill industrial unit yards where tools, cable and stock sit outside overnight.
Perimeter panels for self storage and container yards, tall enough to remove roof access from the fence line.
Long boundary runs for Castle Hill schools and colleges, smooth topped and free of any spike or barb detail.
Anti climb screens along commuter and shopping centre car park edges to control informal access points.
Rail and extension arm toppings added to sound Castle Hill palisade or tube fences to defeat climbing.
Colour matched panels for street facing Hills Shire boundaries where the fence has to look considered.
It does not have to. Powder coating over hot dip galvanising in black or monument makes a 358 panel read as a fine dark screen from the street, and the tight aperture actually looks neater than chain wire. Most Castle Hill commercial and school clients choose a coated finish for exactly this reason.
The aperture is only 12.7mm wide, so the jaws of a standard bolt cutter cannot be seated around a single wire. Attacking the panel means a grinder, which is slow, loud and visible, and by then the intruder has usually given up or been seen on camera.
Yes. Storage and container yards are a common job here because the value on site is high and the perimeter is usually long. We generally run 3.0m panels with no horizontal rail on the outside face and pair them with a matching sliding gate on the vehicle entry.
We stage the work so access stays open. Posts are set in sections, temporary panels close any open gap overnight, and gate changeovers are scheduled outside trading hours where they affect deliveries. The sequence is set out in the quote before we start.
We install anti climb fencing across West Pennant Hills, Pennant Hills, Cherrybrook, Baulkham Hills, Kellyville and North Rocks, along with Dural, Glenhaven and the wider Hills Shire.
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