What is Palisade fencing?

Palisade fencing is a popular and revered fencing solution that is utilised all around the world. This type of fencing is highly versatile due to the fact that the environment it can be used in is almost endless.

It’s an application you probably pass daily but don’t truly stop to think about its abilities and impact. Not only does Palisade fencing set the boundaries of a parameter of an establishment but it also offers high-security features.

Where is palisade fencing used? 

The key selling point of Palisade fencing is its versatility. Palisade fencing’s sturdy nature and fairly simple installation make it diverse enough to offer solutions for most sectors.

Railway stations and airports truly benefit from the security potential provided as it makes it extremely difficult for individuals to enter the premises. This ensures the safety of all individuals using these premises and the staff operating the vehicles. From building merchants and fencing contractors to those in the power and utilities industry, investing in Palisade fencing can either be about keeping things inside safe or keeping unsavoury people out. Either way the security features are fit for purpose. 

Pale profile Options

D Pale fencing is constructed from D section corrugated pales. Then fastened to angle section rails and supported on posts at 2.75m centres. This fencing can range from 1.0m up to 3.6m high fencing.

W Pale fencing is constructed from W section corrugated pales, fastened to angle section rails and supported on posts at 2.75m centres. Available in a range of heights from 1.0m up to 3.6m.

Pale Top Options 

Pale tops can be the most destructive section of the Palisade pales. The pale top choice will be decided by the safety index of the fence. We produce many kinds of tops, you can choose the most suitable one according to your need. We have the following pale tops available:

• Triple Pointed 
• Round Top & Notched 
• Single Point 
• Round Top

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