Security Fence

Welded wire fences are typically mounted to steel square or I-beam posts using tamper-resistant brackets and hardware. Systems are designed for both surface mount and embedded post installations depending on site conditions.

Absolutely. Welded wire fencing can be integrated with sensors, fiber optic cables, and perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS), as well as pedestrian and vehicle access control points for a complete security solution.

Yes, we offer welded wire panels in a variety of heights—typically 6 to 12 feet—and with multiple finish options, including galvanized, powder-coated, and zinc-aluminum for enhanced corrosion resistance.

Welded wire fencing offers superior security over traditional chain link fencing due to its tighter mesh pattern, greater resistance to cutting, and clean, modern appearance that also serves as a visual deterrent.

Anti-climb fencing features narrow mesh openings (typically 3" x 0.5") that prevent finger and toe holds, while anti-cut properties come from the use of high-strength steel wires that resist cutting with standard hand tools.

AVB = Active Vehicle Barrier
1. Utilized for active vehicle entrances, sally ports, unmanned entrances


2. Wedges, bollards, sliding, rising or pivoting horizontal beams, integrated into gates etc.


3. Hydraulically, electrically, pneumatically, or manually operated


4. May be surface-mounted, shallow-mounted, or standard depth installation



SVB = Static Vehicle Barrier

1. Utilized for fence lines, permanently closed gate openings, temporarily closed gate openings


2. Cable-type barriers, bollards, berms, trenches, walls, street furniture, vegetation, concrete barriers, guardrails etc.

Modular barrier fences are useful along curved roadways or perimeters of facilities. They’re ideal for long sections of fencing and due to their design, they can be installed faster than other types of fencing without sacrificing protection and durability.

Ballistic-rated fences are built with reinforced steel materials that incorporate additional layers of protection such as ballistic-resistant fabrics or other specialized materials. That makes them ideal for high-security settings and are mainly used at military facilities, power substations, prisons, and other government buildings.

There are a lot of options for security fences, each with their own advantages. Anti-climb, anti-cut, prison, crash-rated, ballistic-rated, and modular barrier fences are the most common types of security fencing.

Security fences provide a variety of different security options for facilities. Designed to defend against unauthorized access, security fences keep people and vehicles out of sensitive or classified areas, making them ideal for data centers, prisons, energy facilities, and other secure government facilities.