

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Fairfield factories, transport depots, recycling yards, schools and community facilities.
Fairfield sits next to one of the largest industrial belts in Sydney, and that shapes the anti climb work here. Wetherill Park and Smithfield factories store aluminium, copper and machinery in side yards. Transport and waste operators park prime movers and skip bins on open hardstand. Closer in, the showground, leisure centre and school sites around Fairfield and Canley Vale deal with regular after hours entry over fences that were never designed to stop it.
Anti climb mesh is a direct answer to metal theft as much as trespass. The 358 panel uses 4mm wire on a 76.2mm x 12.7mm grid, which is too tight for bolt cutters to bite and far too tight to climb, so an intruder is forced into slow, noisy, visible methods. Fairfield perimeters usually run 2.4m to 3.6m to AS 1725, with anti climb rail toppings where an adjoining roof or bin gives a leg up.
We will inspect the Fairfield boundary, point out the weak entry points and quote the fix in writing at a fixed price. Call 0492 879 796 to organise a visit.
Cut resistant 358 runs for Wetherill Park and Smithfield yards holding copper, aluminium and non ferrous stock.
Long boundary mesh for Fairfield transport and waste depots where trucks and bins sit on open hardstand.
Enclosures that keep material contained and climbers out, with panel heights set to suit stockpile levels.
Smooth topped panels for Fairfield showground, leisure centre and school boundaries used by the public daily.
Toppings and returns where a neighbouring awning, bin or wall currently gives easy access over the fence.
Wide sliding gates with matching mesh infill, drop bolts and heavy commercial locking for depot entries.
It removes the two easiest methods. The 12.7mm aperture will not admit a bolt cutter jaw and the mesh cannot be climbed, so an intruder needs a grinder and time. On Wetherill Park and Smithfield yards that change alone moves a site from soft target to one most opportunists skip.
We look for that at the measure. Where an adjoining structure creates a step up, the answer is usually a taller panel in that section plus an angled anti climb rail or a short return leg, so the height gained by the climber is cancelled out.
Yes. Panels are hot dip galvanised as standard and can be powder coated in black, monument, green or a custom colour. Industrial clients usually stay galvanised for cost and durability, while public facing Fairfield sites tend to choose a coated finish.
Ordinary welded mesh has square openings big enough for a toe and lighter wire that bends under sustained force. 358 uses heavier 4mm wire and a narrow 76.2mm x 12.7mm aperture, giving both climb and cut resistance that standard welded mesh simply does not offer.
We install across Fairfield West, Fairfield Heights, Cabramatta, Wetherill Park, Smithfield and Canley Vale, and also service Bossley Park, Prairiewood and Yennora for anti climb mesh and gates.
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