High Security Fencing

High security fencing prevents climbing, cutting, and vehicle-borne breaches. Common types include 358 anti-climb mesh, crash-rated fence, razor wire systems, and detection-integrated perimeters. Used at prisons, military installations, data centers, and government buildings where fencing must meet specific threat ratings.

A high security fence is rated on climb resistance (mesh aperture size), cut resistance (wire gauge and weld strength), and vehicle impact (ASTM F2656 crash ratings). Additional ratings cover ballistic resistance (UL 752) and intrusion detection integration. The combination of physical strength, detection, and response-enabling design separates security fence from standard commercial fencing.

Materials range from $25–$60 per linear foot for 358 anti-climb mesh, depending on height and coatings. Crash-rated systems run $80–$200+ per linear foot. Razor wire topping adds $3–$8 per linear foot. Large projects qualify for mill-direct volume pricing — send us your site plans for an exact bid.

Yes. We supply 358 anti-climb mesh, double razor wire coil systems, detection-ready frameworks, and sally port gate systems for correctional facilities. All materials meet federal and state correctional specifications.

Yes. Our detection-ready systems integrate with PIDS including taut-wire sensors, vibration detection, and fiber-optic monitoring. The framework includes isolated mounting points and zone-segmented post layouts for clean sensor integration.