

358 anti climb mesh fencing installed across the Sutherland Shire, with small aperture panels that give no finger or toe hold and are built to AS 1725.
Anti climb fencing is the answer when a Sutherland Shire site keeps attracting after hours climbers. Substation compounds around Kirrawee, Sydney Water assets near the Woronora River, boat and trailer storage yards at Taren Point and school grounds from Miranda through to Engadine all share one weakness: a standard chain wire boundary can be scaled in seconds by anyone with a decent pair of shoes.
The 358 name comes from the aperture, which measures 76.2mm x 12.7mm in 4mm wire, and it is why the trade calls the product prison mesh. That opening is too narrow for fingers, toe caps, bolt cutter jaws or a pry bar, so there is nothing to grip and nothing to lever. Shire runs are built from 2.1m to 3.6m in line with AS 1725, hot dip galvanised or powder coated, on tamper proof one way fixings.
Every Sutherland Shire job is measured free of charge and confirmed in a fixed written quote before a single post goes in the ground. Call 0492 879 796 to arrange a time that suits you.
Entry height anti climb mesh for Shire school grounds, childcare yards and reserve boundaries where razor wire would never be approved.
The most requested height for Shire depots, storage yards and club facilities, tall enough to stop someone scaling the line off a parked vehicle.
Full height prison mesh for substations, pump stations and telecommunications compounds between Sutherland and Kurnell.
Rotating rail or spike toppings retrofitted to existing Shire chain wire and palisade so you keep the fence and add the climb defence.
Hot dip galvanised then powder coated panels specified for salt air exposure at Cronulla, Woolooware and Taren Point.
358 swing, sliding and pedestrian gates built with the same aperture so the gate is never the weak point in the run.
358 mesh is a welded steel panel with 76.2mm x 12.7mm apertures in 4mm wire, commonly called prison mesh. Around the Shire it is specified where a fence must stay see through for camera coverage but impossible to climb, such as substation compounds, Sydney Water assets and school boundaries backing onto bushland reserves.
It is quoted after a free site measure, because panel height, post size, ground conditions and gate count all change the scope. Rocky Shire sites near Engadine and Bundeena often need cored footings, while flat industrial pads at Taren Point are straightforward. You get a fixed written quote before the install is booked.
Palisade looks aggressive and hands a climber vertical rails to grip. Chain wire with barbed topping is cheap, but the diamond weave works like a ladder. 358 mesh sits between them with no foothold, no easy cut point and a clear sight line that keeps residential neighbours in Sutherland and Miranda happy.
Yes, and it is usually the preferred option. Razor wire and spiked palisade are not acceptable around children, while a 2.1m or 2.4m 358 panel with a rolled top edge presents no sharp points and still cannot be scaled. Several Shire school and reserve boundaries are fenced exactly this way.
We install throughout Cronulla, Miranda, Caringbah, Sutherland, Engadine and Menai, and also cover Kirrawee, Gymea, Taren Point and Kurnell. Every crew is licensed and insured and works to AS 1725 on anti climb runs.
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