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Application High security

A site with demandingrequirements.

At military and critical infrastructure sites, fencing forms part of the boundary and access plan. We discuss the scope against the investor's specification and project documentation.

  • Military site managers
  • Critical infrastructure investors
  • Technical and procurement teams

Solutions for your site

A solution for your site. Specified individually.

Applications in practice

Sites with specialist requirements.
Fencing as part of the overall design.

Concept illustration of a bar-infill pedestrian gate with a full frame and hinges in fencing topped with concertina wire at a military site.
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Military sites

At military sites, fencing defines boundaries, internal roads and access points. 3D panels can form one of the standard perimeter elements; gate and pedestrian gate locations should reflect each zone's function and the investor's specification.

Critical infrastructure

Substations, junctions and other sites of critical importance require a complete view of the perimeter and access to each zone. Panel fencing can form part of the boundary, planned in relation to entrances and other solutions set out in the project.

Technical service areas

Service areas for important installations connect technical zones, maintenance routes and controlled entrances. A clear fencing layout helps distinguish each area; the style and infill can be discussed individually.

Specialist fencing Project-specific details

Investor specification.
Specialist fencing.

Specialist fencing is designed with reference to the investor's specification and the protected site's function. We agree the layout, infill, gates and pedestrian gates individually, along with how they connect to other security elements. A panel system may form part of the agreed solution; requirements for protecting the entire site are assessed separately against the project documentation.

Discuss your specialist fencing project

Specification and zones

Project requirements, the site layout and each zone's function define the fence line and access locations.

Style and infill

3D panels can be a starting point; other specialist fencing options are specified individually against the project documentation.

Gates and access

The number, location and use of vehicle entrances are discussed alongside the site boundary and day-to-day operating requirements.

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.

3D panels can be considered as a standard part of perimeter fencing and access planning. At sites with specialist requirements, fencing is one element of a wider design that includes zone functions and other security measures. The overall selection is based on the investor's specification.

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Site requirements.
Bespoke selection.

Start with the site's function, the investor's documentation and the organisation of access and zones.

Where should we start?

  • Site type and scope
  • Investor's technical documentation
  • Access and zone requirements
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