

Perimeter security fencing for Gregory Hills warehouses, service yards and homes, using 358 anti-climb mesh, steel palisade and heavy welded panels.
Gregory Hills sits right on the edge of the Smeaton Grange industrial area, and the business park along Gregory Hills Drive keeps filling with warehouses, trade suppliers, medical suites and drive-through retail. Those tenancies need perimeter fencing that protects stock, vehicles and plant without looking like a prison wall to a customer arriving out the front.
We install 358 anti-climb mesh for high-risk rear boundaries, steel palisade at street frontages, welded mesh around plant compounds and switch rooms, and chain wire where visibility and budget matter more than appearance. All of it is built to AS 1725 with concreted footings sized for the wind load on the fence height.
Residential Gregory Hills work is just as common, from anti-climb side boundaries to secure gates on sloping driveways, and every job starts with a free on-site measure and a fixed written quote. Call 0492 879 796 to get yours started.
Full-site security fencing for Gregory Hills Drive tenancies, sized for forklift traffic, delivery access and after-hours lock-down.
Anti-cut, anti-climb panels for rear and side boundaries where a yard backs onto open land or a shared service road.
Powder-coated palisade that keeps a business address looking sharp while still presenting a genuine physical barrier.
Welded mesh cages around compressors, switchboards, gas bottles and pumps at Gregory Hills commercial premises.
Cantilever and track sliding gates rated for daily truck movements, with anti-jemmy locking and automation provisions.
Anti-climb side and rear boundaries for Gregory Hills homes, including secure gates on the sloping driveway entries common here.
Yes. A large share of our Gregory Hills work is perimeter fencing for warehouses, trade suppliers and service yards along Gregory Hills Drive and towards Smeaton Grange. We handle full boundaries, internal compound splits, truck gates and pedestrian access, and we can stage the work so the site keeps operating.
Both are welded steel, but 358 mesh uses a 76mm by 12.7mm aperture that is too small for fingers or a bolt cutter jaw, which is why it is called anti-climb and anti-cut. General welded mesh has larger openings, costs less and still forms a rigid barrier, so it suits internal compounds while 358 goes on the outer boundary.
Yes. Palisade, 358 panels and welded mesh can all be hot-dip galvanised then powder-coated in colours such as black, monument, woodland grey or a specified corporate colour. Powder coating adds a second layer of corrosion protection on top of the galvanising, which matters on exposed Gregory Hills boundaries.
Footing depth depends on fence height, post size and soil type. On the clay soils common through Gregory Hills we typically concrete posts 600mm to 900mm deep for a 2.1m to 2.4m fence, and deeper again for gate posts carrying a cantilever slide. Depths are set out to AS 1725 and confirmed on site.
We can. For Gregory Hills businesses that cannot lose vehicle access during the day we stage the install, keep temporary fencing across open sections overnight and arrange out-of-hours work for gate changeovers where practical. Tell us your constraints at the measure and we build them into the program.
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