

Anti-climb mesh and welded steel panels for Toongabbie homes, shops and workshops, hardening rear boundaries along the creek and rail corridor.
Toongabbie is an established suburb where brick homes on generous blocks back onto the rail corridor, Toongabbie Creek and a scatter of light industrial units off Bungaree Road. Rear access from creek reserves and the rail line is the recurring weak point, and it is why so many Toongabbie security fences focus on hardening the back boundary rather than the street.
Our approach is 358 anti-climb mesh or heavy welded panels along the rear and side boundaries, with powder-coated palisade or an open mesh design at the front so the house stays visible from the footpath. Workshops and small factory units get chain wire or 358 with barbed toppings and a proper sliding gate on the yard.
All work is set out to AS 1725 with galvanised posts and concreted footings, and every Toongabbie job is quoted in writing after a free measure. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free measure.
Anti-climb panels where a Toongabbie block backs onto the creek reserve or rail corridor and has no natural surveillance.
Rigid steel mesh for side boundaries between homes, stronger than lapped timber and far harder to lever a gap in.
An open pale design at the street so the house stays visible from the footpath, powder-coated to suit older brick facades.
Perimeter and yard fencing for the light industrial units around Bungaree Road, including truck gates and barbed toppings.
Sliding and swing gates with drop bolts and anti-jemmy latches for driveways, side access and delivery yards.
Removing rusted chain wire or rotted timber and replacing it with a properly footed galvanised steel security fence.
Almost always the rear boundary. Blocks backing onto Toongabbie Creek reserve, the rail corridor or a shared rear lane give an intruder cover on both the approach and the exit. Spending the security budget on a 2.1m anti-climb rear fence and a solid side gate does far more than raising the front fence.
Considerably. A timber paling fence can be kicked through or levered apart in seconds and hides whoever is doing it. Rigid welded steel mesh cannot be pushed through, has no boards to pry off, and being see-through it removes the screening that makes a timber fence attractive to work behind.
Barbed wire and spike toppings suit commercial and industrial sites and are generally not appropriate on a residential boundary the public can reach. For the workshops and units around Toongabbie we fit angled arms with barbed strands, and for homes we recommend anti-climb mesh carried to full height instead.
Yes. A lot of the older chain wire around Toongabbie has rusted at the base or lost its tension, and posts lean where footings have failed. We can re-tension, replace individual panels and posts, or strip the run back and rebuild it in galvanised steel, whichever gives you better value.
A hot-dip galvanised steel security fence on concreted footings should give decades of service in an inland suburb like Toongabbie, well beyond the life of a timber fence. Adding a powder coat over the galvanising extends it further and lets you pick a colour that suits the house.
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