

358 anti climb mesh fencing for Riverstone build sites, storage compounds, utility cages and rail edge boundaries.
Riverstone sits in the middle of the North West Growth Area, which is exactly why anti climb fencing gets asked about here so often. Half finished estates around Riverstone and Schofields leave site sheds, generators and pallets of copper behind temporary panels that lift out of their feet in under a minute. Add the rail corridor, the old meatworks land and the water and power assets feeding the new lots, and there is plenty on offer for opportunists.
A 358 mesh line changes the maths. The panel is welded from 4mm wire with 76.2mm x 12.7mm apertures, so nothing gets a purchase on it: no toe, no finger, no cutter jaw, no pry bar. Panels bolt to steel posts with one way tamper proof fixings and can be lifted and reused on the next Riverstone stage. Heights run from 2.1m for reserve edges up to 3.6m for utility and plant compounds, all to AS 1725.
Tell us what the Riverstone site holds and how long it needs to stay locked down, and we will measure it free and quote it in writing. Call 0492 879 796 to talk the job through.
358 panels around Riverstone site sheds, switchboards and material stacks, dismantled and shifted as each stage completes.
Enclosures for pad mount substations and pump stations serving the new Riverstone and Schofields releases.
Climb proof runs around machinery sheds and equipment yards on the remaining Riverstone acreage blocks.
Boundary mesh where private land meets the Richmond line corridor and the unlit reserve access tracks beside it.
Rail or spike anti climb topping fitted to sound existing Riverstone fences where a full rebuild is not warranted.
Matching mesh sliding and swing gates sized for truck, dog trailer and plant movements in and out of the compound.
Yes. Panels are bolted rather than welded, so with the correct security key they come off cleanly and go straight back up on the next stage. Builders working the Riverstone and Schofields releases usually buy panels once and relocate them three or four times across a project.
Temporary panels lift out of their rubber feet in seconds and the mesh is open enough to climb like a ladder. A bolted 358 run on concreted or driven posts cannot be lifted or scaled and does not need a night watchman, which usually pays for itself after the first theft it prevents.
They are the same product. The 358 name comes from imperial aperture measurements that convert to 76.2mm x 12.7mm, with 4mm wire. Correctional facilities were the first large users, so the nickname prison mesh stuck. It is now standard on utility and industrial sites right through Riverstone.
We do. Machinery sheds, workshops and equipment compounds on the larger Riverstone and Vineyard blocks are regular jobs. On long rural boundaries we often pair a standard stock or chain wire line with a 358 compound around the buildings, which puts the money where the risk actually sits.
Once the fixed written quote is accepted we book a start date, usually within one to two weeks depending on the finish you choose. Galvanised stock moves faster than powder coated, so if timing matters we will tell you which option keeps the job moving.
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