

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Minto industrial estate yards, warehouse boundaries, school grounds and reserve edges.
The Minto industrial estate off Airds Road is the main driver of anti climb enquiries in this postcode. Warehousing, engineering workshops and transport operators keep pallets, spools and vehicles in yards that back onto the rail line and onto unlit reserve land, so the rear boundary is almost never overlooked. Closer to the shops and station, school grounds and community facilities take the usual weekend climbing and vandalism.
358 anti climb mesh addresses the rear boundary problem in particular. There is no diamond weave to climb, no rail to stand on and no aperture large enough to admit a cutter jaw, because the panel is welded from 4mm wire on a 76.2mm x 12.7mm grid. Minto runs are commonly 3.0m against reserve and rail edges and 2.4m at street frontages, all set out to AS 1725 with tamper proof clamp fixings.
We will walk the Minto boundary with you, identify where entry is actually happening and quote the fix in writing. Call 0492 879 796 to arrange a walk through.
Higher mesh where Minto industrial yards meet the rail corridor and unlit reserve land that nobody overlooks.
Perimeter panels for engineering and fabrication yards holding steel, spools and finished work outside.
Enclosures for trucks, trailers and containers parked on hardstand through the Airds Road estate.
Smooth topped runs for Minto school and preschool boundaries that face laneways and shopping centre car parks.
Anti climb rail retrofitted to Minto chain wire yards so the top rail stops being the easiest way over.
Sliding gates sized for forklift and truck movements, clad in matching mesh with heavy commercial locking.
A 3.0m 358 mesh run is the usual specification. Rear boundaries backing onto the rail line and reserves are where entry happens, they are rarely lit and rarely seen, so the fence itself has to be the deterrent rather than passive surveillance.
The 12.7mm opening will not admit standard bolt cutter jaws around a single wire, and the 4mm wire is heavy enough that pliers and snips are useless. A grinder will get through eventually, but it is loud, throws sparks and takes long enough that most intruders move on.
Yes. Education sites use 2.1m or 2.4m panels with rolled top edges and no protrusions, which stops after hours climbing without introducing anything sharp into a space used by children every day.
Two options work. Where the posts are sound, an anti climb rail or extension arm on top removes the grip point and adds height for a modest cost. Where the chain wire is tired, replacing it with 358 panels on the existing post line is often better value than repairing twice.
We install through Campbelltown, Ingleburn, Macquarie Fields, Raby, Claymore and Eagle Vale, and also cover Minto Heights, Leumeah and Glenfield for 358 mesh and topping work.
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