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Security fencing can form the first line of defence around a property and may help deter unauthorised access. Perimeter security can involve a range of measures depending on the property and the level of protection required. Fencing may be used alongside measures such as access control, lighting, alarms and CCTV. Security fencing can help deter or delay intruders, restrict access and make the boundaries of a property clear. However, fencing alone cannot prevent every attempt to gain access.
A security fencing installer may begin by assessing the site and identifying potential security risks. This can include considering what needs to be protected, possible access points, the likelihood of unauthorised entry and the potential consequences of a security breach.
The type of fencing required will depend on factors such as the property, location and required level of security. Security arrangements may also need to be reviewed periodically, particularly if there are significant changes to the property, its use or the risks involved.
There are several types of security fencing available, with different designs providing varying levels of protection. Options can include palisade fencing, welded mesh fencing, chain-link fencing and strained wire systems. When comparing products, consider factors such as fence height, construction, visibility, resistance to climbing and cutting, and any applicable standards.
Welded mesh security fencing can provide visibility through the perimeter while using small apertures that make climbing more difficult. Palisade fencing provides a different type of physical barrier and is available in a range of specifications. The most suitable option will depend on the site and the level of security required.
Care should be taken when installing fencing or security toppings that could potentially cause injury. Depending on the type and location of the fencing, warning signs, visibility requirements or other safety measures may be necessary. Planning restrictions can also affect the height, position and type of security fencing or toppings that can be installed.
Before installing high-security fencing, check the relevant planning requirements and any regulations or standards that apply to the property and proposed fencing.
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