

Raked and stepped anti-climb security fencing for Gledswood Hills, engineered for retaining walls, fairway boundaries and split-level blocks.
Gledswood Hills is built around the golf course and the old homestead, and much of the estate sits on rolling ground with retaining walls, batters and split-level blocks. Those level changes matter for security fencing, because a fence that steps badly leaves either a gap under the panel or a convenient ledge to stand on, and either one undoes the point of the fence.
We rake or step 358 anti-climb panels to follow the fall of the land, keeping the gap under the mesh tight, and we set posts into solid ground rather than the loose fill behind a retaining wall. Steel palisade, welded mesh and chain wire are all available, hot-dip galvanised and powder-coated, and set out to AS 1725.
Fairway frontages, reserve boundaries and rear laneways get the anti-climb treatment while street frontages stay open for sight lines, and every Gledswood Hills quote follows a free on-site measure. Call 0492 879 796 to book yours in.
Panels raked to follow the fall of a Gledswood Hills block so there is no gap under the mesh and no convenient ledge to stand on.
Posts founded in solid ground rather than loose backfill, which keeps a security fence straight and rigid above a wall.
Powder-coated pales that match the estate colour palette while still resisting climbing at the front boundary.
Anti-climb fencing where a Gledswood Hills property backs onto open fairway or reserve and is out of sight from the street.
Sliding and rising-hinge swing gates engineered for the gradient changes common through the newer streets here.
Rigid mesh panels for side boundaries where you want strength and airflow without the cost of full 358 throughout.
There are two approaches. Raking bends the panel to follow the ground so there is no gap underneath, which is better for security. Stepping keeps each panel level and leaves a triangular gap at each step, which we infill with mesh or a plinth. On steeper Gledswood Hills blocks we usually rake the security runs and step only where the fall is too sharp.
Yes, but the posts have to be founded properly. We either core into the wall structure where it has been engineered for it, or set the posts behind the wall into undisturbed ground. Bolting a 2.1m security fence to loose fill behind a Gledswood Hills retaining wall will let it lean within a season, so we plan the footing at the measure.
Security fencing is hot-dip galvanised first, then powder-coated if you want colour. Black, monument, woodland grey and pearl white are the popular Gledswood Hills choices because they match the darker window frames and roofing used through the estate. The powder coat also adds a second corrosion barrier over the zinc.
Rarely. Most Gledswood Hills homes get the best result using 358 anti-climb mesh on the rear and side boundaries facing a reserve, fairway or laneway, and a more open palisade or welded mesh at the front where visibility from the street is itself a deterrent. We work through that boundary by boundary at the measure.
We build and hang the gates and fit anti-jemmy hardware, drop bolts and locks, and we run the conduit and pit for automation. Motors, keypads and intercoms can be supplied and fitted, or left ready for your preferred security contractor to connect, whichever suits your Gledswood Hills setup.
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