Factories
Around a factory, panel fencing defines the perimeter and organises vehicle access to the building. Position the lorry gate and pedestrian gates to suit the roads, manoeuvring areas and service entrances.
Application Halls and service areas
Factory perimeter.Clearly planned.
Fencing around a factory, warehouse or service area defines the site boundary and organises vehicle access. 3D panels are a versatile starting point; gates and pedestrian gates can be positioned to suit lorry traffic, internal roads and pedestrian entrances.
- Factory and warehouse managers
- Logistics operators
- Industrial site investors
Solutions for your site
3D panels around the factory. A cohesive perimeter.
Perimeter and vehicle access. A clear site layout.
- Site boundaries
- Vehicle access and yards
- Pedestrian access
3D fence panels
3D fence panels
3D panels as a versatile option for an industrial hall's outer perimeter, with gates and pedestrian entrances planned for vehicle and foot traffic.
Facility perimeter fencing
Specialist fencing
Custom fence panels, gates and pedestrian gates around a hall and yard, planned for vehicle access and pedestrian entrances.
Applications in practice
Factory perimeter.
Access and vehicle routes.
Warehouses and deliveries
At warehouses, 3D panels create a clear outer boundary, while gates organise delivery entrances and yard exits. Plan entrances around lorry routes, unloading areas and pedestrian traffic around the building.
Service areas and internal roads
At a technical service area, fencing helps define the boundaries of yards, car parks and access roads. Gate and pedestrian gate locations can reflect daily building operations, staff traffic and service vehicle access.
Specialist fencing Project-specific details
Tailored to the site.
Specialist fencing.
If a standard panel layout does not suit the plot, number of vehicle entrances or service area, specialist fencing can be discussed individually. The specification can cover the perimeter, style and infill, gates, pedestrian gates and site conditions. Consider lorry traffic, manoeuvring areas, neighbouring roads and pedestrian entrances.
Discuss your specialist fencing projectPerimeter layout
Plot boundaries, neighbouring roads and the factory location affect the fence line and how individual sections connect.
Vehicle and pedestrian access
The number and location of gates and pedestrian gates should suit delivery, staff and service vehicle traffic.
Style and site conditions
Infill, neighbouring buildings and how the yard is used can be specified individually to suit the investor's 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 are a versatile option for defining the outer perimeter of a factory, warehouse or service area. They can be combined with vehicle gates and pedestrian gates. The final layout depends on the plot, access roads, yards and entrance arrangements.
Your project Let's talk
Factory and service areas.
Let's discuss the perimeter.
Start with the plot boundaries, road layout, loading areas, and vehicle and pedestrian entrances.
Where should we start?
- Site plan and fence section lengths
- Number and location of gates and pedestrian gates
- Delivery and pedestrian traffic