

Palisade, 358 anti-climb mesh and sliding gates for Pendle Hill shopfront service yards, workshops and homes near the station.
Pendle Hill is built around the station and the Great Western Highway shopping strip, with older homes on either side and a run of small workshops and service businesses tucked in behind. Shopfront rear yards, roller doors opening onto lanes and after-hours foot traffic from the station make this a suburb where fencing has a real job to do.
For commercial sites we install steel palisade and 358 anti-climb mesh around service yards, with sliding gates that clear a narrow lane and anti-jemmy locking on everything. For homes the priority is a solid rear boundary and a steel side gate, because that is the route through from the lanes and the rail corridor.
All of it is galvanised steel to AS 1725 on concreted footings, priced in a fixed written quote after a free on-site measure anywhere in Pendle Hill. Call 0492 879 796 to arrange one.
Fencing and gates behind the Great Western Highway strip, protecting bins, plant and roller doors after closing.
Vertical pales that give a commercial frontage real presence and are difficult to climb or cut through quickly.
Tight welded mesh for rear lanes and rail-side boundaries where nobody is watching after dark.
Sliding gates that do not swing out into a tight Pendle Hill service lane, with anti-jemmy locks and a solid end stop.
Welded mesh and anti-climb panels for homes near the station where rear access is the recurring weak point.
Angled barbed arms, razor coil and spikes fitted where a commercial perimeter needs to be put out of reach.
A service yard needs a fence high enough to stop climbing and gates that cannot be levered. Around Pendle Hill we typically use 2.4m 358 mesh or palisade, a sliding gate rather than a swing gate so nothing blocks the lane, shrouded locks, and a topping where the yard adjoins a low roof someone could drop from.
Yes, on commercial and industrial sites where it is out of public reach and properly signed. Razor coil is the strongest topping available and is normally mounted on angled arms above 2.4m. For Pendle Hill sites adjoining a footpath we usually recommend spikes or barbed strands angled inward instead.
The fence line is the first layer, but where a roller door opens directly onto a lane we can install a mesh screen or a lockable gate in front of it, or a set of removable bollards to stop a vehicle being reversed into it. Which one suits depends on how the door is used day to day.
Yes, roughly half our Pendle Hill work is residential. The usual scope is a 1.8m to 2.1m welded mesh or anti-climb rear boundary, a steel side gate to replace a tired timber one, and an open front fence so the house stays visible from the street and neighbours can see the frontage.
We install security fencing throughout Pendle Hill, Wentworthville, Girraween, Toongabbie, Greystanes, South Wentworthville and Westmead. Our base is at Wentworthville, so we are only minutes away and there is no charge to come out and quote.
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