Palisade fencing Security
Palisade fencing from Procter Fencing provides robust perimeter protection for high-security sites, utilities, and industrial estates.
Manufactured in galvanised steel with optional powder coating, our palisade systems offer excellent visibility and durability. We supply and install to BS EN standards, ensuring compliance and long-term protection for critical infrastructure.
Palisade fencing comprises of robust vertical steel pales secured to horizontal rails to form panels that mount on steel RSJ support posts. It is a popular type of perimeter security fencing when there is a need for higher security and vandal resistance. Difficult to cut and climb because of the high-strength materials and lack of footholds, palisade is a great choice when the primary concern is to keep intruders out.
The steel pales of Procter Contracts palisade fencing can be D-section, W-section for higher security or other sections are also available on request. Pale material thickness depends on the fence height, and the pale head style options are rounded, rounded and notched, single-spiked or splayed triple-spiked. Standard palisade fencing fixings are galvanised steel bolts with tamper-resistant shear nuts, or stainless steel rivets can be used to provide higher security.
Why use palisade fencing?
One of the advantages of palisade over some other types of fencing is that it is easy to add extra security measures. Options range from barbed wire, razor wire and rotating toppings, through to monitored electric pulse fencing, concrete sills and buried pales. The gaps between the pales provide visibility for CCTV or viewing by security guards, provided the angle of incidence is not too great.
Procter Contracts always use our own team of trained installers, not casual labour, so we can guarantee the quality of the installation.
Properly installed, palisade fencing offers long, maintenance-free security fence. Nevertheless, should the steel palisade fence sustain any damage, we can readily replace individual pales or complete panels.
How do you use palisade fencing?
Examples of applications for palisade fencing are highways, railways, utility sites, commercial and industrial premises, airports, docks, waste recycling centres, schools, and sports grounds and leisure facilities. Depending on the project requirements, Procter Contracts can install palisade fencing in heights ranging from 0.9 to 4.0 m on flat, sloping or undulating ground. The standard finish is long-lasting, corrosion-resistant galvanising to BS EN ISO 1461, or we can add polyester powder coating in a range of standard or custom colours of black, green and many more colours.
What are the key features of Procter’s palisade fencing?
Our steel palisade fencing are all steel, highly versatile and provides good security thanks to its cut-resistance and climb-resistance. It comes in a variety of specifications and finishes. Our high-security palisade fencing complies with BS 1722-12 (Fences – Specification for steel palisade fences) – whereas some cheaper palisade fencing from other suppliers is not compliant. In addition, our palisade meets National Grid’s NG TS 2.22 (Technical specifications – Perimeter security fencing for substations and other operational compounds).
Other palisade products
To complement our palisade fencing that we supply and install, we offer standard palisade gates or bespoke gates for pedestrian or vehicular access, together with appropriate access controls.
Procter can design, install and service your palisade fence, or for supply only, please visit our palisade fencing supply eshop today!
Key Features
- Palisade fencing
- High security fencing
- Robust steel material
- Anti tamper fixings
- Top rail & bottom rail ‘height from 1.8m to 3.6m
- Width from 1.2m to 10m
Applications
- Utilities companies
- Airports
- Bus & railways
- Perimeter – Medium/High Security
- Retail
- Industrial Units
Specifications
Heights: 0.9 m, 1.2 m, 1.5 m, 1.8 m, 2.0 m, 2.4 m, 3.0 m, 3.6 m as standard (other heights available on request)
Pale profile: D-section or W-section (other sections available on request)
Pale head styles: rounded, rounded and notched, single-spike, splayed triple-spike
Pale material thickness: D-section 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm W-section 2.0 mm to 3.0 mm
Panel width: 2750 mm as standard (other widths available on request)
Rails: rolled steel angle (RSA) 50 x 50 x 2.75 mm
Posts: 102 x 44 mm steel RSJ (127 x 76 mm for fences above 2.7 m) hot-dip galvanised and optional polyester powder coat finish
Fixings: zinc-plated steel bolts with shear nuts as standard (stainless steel rivets available for higher security)
Finish: hot-dip galvanised plus optional polyester powder coating in green, black or other colours on request
Compliance: BS EN 1722-12, BS EN ISO 1461, NG TS 2.22
Additional security measures: contact us to discuss options (eg barbed wire, razor wire or rotating toppings, monitored electric pulse fencing, concrete sills, buried pales)
