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Application Infrastructure

Site and traffic.One well-planned boundary.

At transport and logistics sites, fencing defines boundaries, vehicle entrances and pedestrian routes. Select a system to suit the site plan and how the facility operates.

  • Infrastructure operators
  • Transport site managers
  • Logistics project designers and investors

Solutions for your site

Panel fencing. A starting point for your project.

Applications in practice

Infrastructure and transport.
Well-planned boundaries.

Panel fencing alongside the SKM railway in Gdynia Orłowo.
Installation: Gdynia SKM

Ports and terminals

At a port or terminal, fencing defines boundaries between operational zones and access to yards and internal roads. 3D panels can be considered as a versatile perimeter option, with vehicle entrances positioned to suit site operations.

Rail and transport

At transport sites, clear boundaries alongside rail lines, roads and service routes are important. A panel system is one perimeter option; the fence line and entrances should be considered in the context of the specific site.

Logistics and service areas

Logistics hubs, yards and technical service areas combine delivery traffic, site operations and daily pedestrian routes. Dividing the fence into sections with gates and pedestrian gates helps organise access to different parts of the site. Clear separation makes vehicle entrances easier to find and keeps storage areas distinct from service roads.

Specialist fencing Project-specific details

For site conditions.
Specialist fencing.

Internal roads, rail lines, yards and technical service areas create different conditions for the fence layout. A specialist solution allows us to consider them when specifying panels, infill and access points. We discuss the boundary alongside the operator's needs, including transport traffic, maintenance access and use of each zone.

Discuss your specialist fencing project

Perimeter layout

Plot boundaries, nearby rail lines or roads, and zone divisions affect the layout and line of each section.

Traffic and access

Plan vehicle entrances, pedestrian routes and service roads to suit operator operations and site maintenance.

Surrounding conditions

Site conditions, documentation and operator requirements help determine the style and infill of specialist fencing.

Worth knowing

Before you choose.
Questions and answers.

From a versatile panel fencing system to a solution designed for a specific site. Find out what to consider when choosing.

A panel system can be considered for perimeter fencing at logistics, transport and commercial sites. At each site, consider the boundary, vehicle and pedestrian access arrangements, and surrounding conditions. These factors inform further selection and entrance layout.

Your project Let's talk

Site layout.
Let's discuss a solution.

Start with the type of infrastructure, fence line, access and operator requirements.

Where should we start?

  • Site plan and boundaries
  • Number and location of vehicle entrances
  • Environmental conditions and specification
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