

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Gregory Hills business park warehouses, depots, medical sites and school grounds.
Gregory Hills is dominated by its business park, and that drives the anti climb work here. Distribution warehouses along Gregory Hills Drive and the surrounding estate roads run large hardstand areas, trailer parking and outdoor racking that empty out at close of business. Add the medical and childcare buildings, the newer schools and the residential streets that back straight onto commercial land, and there are plenty of quiet boundaries to protect.
A 358 mesh perimeter is the standard answer for warehouse security because it is impossible to climb and awkward to attack. The aperture measures 76.2mm x 12.7mm and the wire is 4mm, so cutters will not seat and toes will not fit, while the rigid panel holds its shape against pressure. Gregory Hills boundaries commonly go 3.0m or 3.6m to AS 1725 with cantilever gates, and 2.1m where the site is a school or clinic.
We measure Gregory Hills sites free, allow for gates and hardstand levels, and issue one fixed written quote. Call 0492 879 796 to book the measure.
Full estate boundary mesh for Gregory Hills distribution sites where trailers and pallets stand overnight on open hardstand.
Panels closing off loading docks and service yards that would otherwise be reachable from adjoining land.
Enclosures around external racking and bulk storage, sized so stock cannot be reached through the fence line.
Lower smooth topped runs for Gregory Hills medical and childcare buildings that need security without hostility.
Anti climb rail added to existing Gregory Hills fences where the top rail is currently the easiest hand hold.
Cantilever sliders spanning wide estate driveways with matching mesh infill and commercial locking.
Most distribution sites here specify 3.0m, and 3.6m where the yard holds trailers or high value freight. Anything lower can be beaten by climbing off a parked vehicle, so we also look at where trucks stand and whether bollards or a kerb are needed to keep them clear of the fence.
Very little. The apertures are narrow but the panel is still an open mesh, so cameras looking through it retain a usable view, and cameras mounted inside the line can see approach paths. That transparency is one reason 358 is preferred over solid or palisade options on Gregory Hills estates.
Yes. Where posts cannot be dug we use base plated posts chemically anchored into the slab, sized for the panel height and wind loading. Many Gregory Hills yards are fully paved and this detail is what makes a permanent fence possible without breaking up the surface.
Palisade is strong but its vertical pales and horizontal rails give a climber both grip and footing, and the spiked tops raise safety questions on a site with staff and visitors. 358 mesh is climb resistant without spikes and looks tidier along a business park frontage.
We install through Oran Park, Gledswood Hills, Harrington Park, Catherine Field, Narellan and Narellan Vale, and also cover Smeaton Grange, Currans Hill and Spring Farm.
Contact Sydney's trusted fencing contractors and landscape designers
77 Garfield St
Wentworthville NSW 2145
75 644 310 547

Professional since 2016
No-obligation assessments across Sydney
Established local business
Full compliance and protection
Premium suppliers and warranties
Reliable project delivery
Best value for money
Contact us today for your free consultation and quote
Transform your Sydney property with expert fencing contractors and landscape designers