

Anti-climb mesh compounds, palisade entries and secure gates for Catherine Field acreage, new estate lots and machinery sheds.
Catherine Field is in the middle of a big transition, with market gardens, nurseries and long-held acreage sitting alongside the new Emerald Hills release. Quiet rural road frontage, stored machinery and half-finished streets is exactly the combination that attracts opportunistic theft, which is why security fencing here is usually about vehicle access and shed protection rather than the front boundary.
We install 358 anti-climb mesh around sheds, pump gear and equipment compounds, heavy welded mesh and chain wire along the longer runs, and steel palisade at the entry where a fence has to be seen. Everything is built to AS 1725 on galvanised posts, with topping options from barbed arms through to rotating spikes.
Gates are the weak point on most rural Catherine Field properties, so we fit anti-jemmy hardware, drop bolts and hinge protection as standard, all confirmed in a fixed written quote after a free measure. Call 0492 879 796 to organise a measure.
358 mesh enclosures around tractors, pumps and tools on Catherine Field acreage, where sheds sit well back from the road.
Long chain wire and welded mesh runs that mark and defend a Catherine Field boundary without the cost of premium mesh end to end.
A solid steel statement at the driveway entry, powder-coated and paired with a lockable gate on the vehicle crossing.
Temporary panel fencing for the Emerald Hills release lots, keeping materials and plant secure while construction is underway.
Wide swing and sliding gates with reinforced hinge sides, drop bolts and latch shrouds that resist crowbars and grinders.
Angled barbed arms, rotating spikes and mesh extensions fitted to lift an existing Catherine Field fence out of climbing range.
Distance from the road, screening vegetation and visible machinery are the three factors that make an acreage attractive to a thief. Around Catherine Field the answer is usually not a taller front fence but a hardened compound around the shed and vehicle area, so anything of value sits behind 358 mesh and a properly built gate.
An anti-jemmy gate has a reinforced hinge side so it cannot be levered off, a shrouded latch or lock box that a crowbar cannot get behind, minimal gaps at the leading edge, and a ground drop bolt into a concrete socket. On Catherine Field jobs we treat the gate as the most likely attack point and build it accordingly.
Yes. On the new Catherine Field release lots we commonly install temporary panel fencing with feet, braces and a lockable gate during construction, then return to install the permanent security fence once driveway and landscaping levels are final. That avoids paying twice to shift a permanent fence.
358 mesh costs more per panel, but the 76mm by 12.7mm aperture is what makes it anti-climb and anti-cut, because there is no toe hold and a bolt cutter jaw will not fit around the wire. On a Catherine Field property we usually spend that money on the shed compound and the entry, and use cheaper mesh along the long paddock boundaries.
As well as Catherine Field, we install security fencing throughout Oran Park, Gregory Hills, Leppington, Gledswood Hills, Harrington Park and Narellan. We are a licensed and insured NSW fencing contractor working across south west Sydney and the wider metropolitan area.
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