

Industrial fencing for the Gregory Hills business park, the Turner Road employment precinct and the neighbouring Smeaton Grange estates, built to AS 1725.
Gregory Hills is one of the newest industrial addresses in the Macarthur region. The business park along Gregory Hills Drive and the Turner Road employment precinct have filled quickly with distribution sheds, trade suppliers and service workshops, and Smeaton Grange next door provides the established manufacturing base. Almost everything here is modern tilt-slab with wide truck aprons, which shapes what the fencing needs to do.
New estates favour clean, rigid systems. Powder-coated welded mesh panels are the default at the frontage because they suit the architecture and cannot be climbed like chain wire. 358 anti-climb mesh goes where a boundary faces open land, a drainage corridor or an unlit service road. Heavy-gauge chain wire covers rear and side runs, and cantilever gates handle the wide entries without a floor track collecting grit from the apron.
Estate design guidelines in Gregory Hills often nominate fence type, colour and setback, so we check them alongside the Camden Council consent before ordering. Reactive clay across the precinct affects footing depth and gate post sizing, and lots here can differ from the visible kerb line so we set out from survey. Installation is staged and can run after hours where a distribution tenant cannot pause dock movements. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free site measure.
Powder-coated rigid mesh matched to Gregory Hills estate design guidelines and colours.
Anti-climb panels where a lot faces paddock, drainage corridor or an unlit service road.
Heavy-gauge galvanised runs keeping the overall perimeter cost proportionate to the risk.
Cantilever gates for the broad truck entries typical of Gregory Hills Drive warehousing.
Bollards and guard rail protecting docks, hydrant boosters and switchboards from vehicle strike.
Heights, colours and setbacks checked against the estate guidelines and the Camden consent.
Usually yes. Newer Gregory Hills and Turner Road precinct lots come with design guidelines that nominate acceptable fence types, colours, heights and setbacks, particularly along the primary street. We check those alongside the Camden Council consent before ordering materials, because a non-compliant fence can hold up an occupation certificate.
It depends on the elevation. Welded mesh is rigid, powder coated and hard to climb, which is why it suits the visible frontage of a Gregory Hills warehouse. Chain wire is far more economical over long side and rear runs where nobody sees it. Most sites end up with both, and 358 mesh on any boundary that faces open ground.
Deeper than a standard residential fence, and more so for gate posts. The reactive clay across this precinct moves with moisture, so a cantilever gate on an undersized footing will drop out of alignment within a season. We assess ground conditions on the day and size the embedment and concrete accordingly rather than assuming a default.
Yes. Work is staged so only one run is open at a time and any gap is temporarily fenced before we leave site. Where a Gregory Hills distribution tenant runs continuous dock movements we quote evening or weekend installation and coordinate the sequence with the site supervisor so truck lanes stay clear.
A fixed written price after a free site measure, itemised by elevation and by gate. It records the fence type, height, mesh specification, post sizes, gate hardware and any bollards or barriers, plus the staging or after-hours arrangement. No rates are quoted over the phone because the variables are too site specific.
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