Industrial & Commercial Fencing Types Information Guide for Bolton, Bury & Greater Manchester

Extremely strong and durable; very high-security triple-pointed pales.

As triple point palisade but with a single-point pale.

Rounded pales make it less dangerous; often used in schools or public places.

As round top palisade but with notches in the top of the pale; a design variation.

Palisade with razor wire or barbed wire above.

Maximum-security wire mesh for industrial or commercial applications.

Extra security with pressed profiled sections, extra resistant to climbing.

One of the most commonly used mesh systems; combines security with aesthetics.

For ball courts and sports grounds, for its strength and rebound properties.

The most cost-effective mesh fencing system.

Very similar to Paladin mesh but with a slightly different design.

A more attractive alternative to mesh or palisade, though more expensive.

An even more attractive alternative, though more expensive again.

Increasingly used in schools, parks and public places for their safety features.

Steel railings fabricated to any specification.

Hollow-tube railing system that can follow most gradients from stock; popular because it's easy to install.

Forms a barrier between pedestrians and vehicles; used on roads, bus stops, crossings, etc.

As letterbox guard rail, with a slight variation on the design.

Solid privacy fencing with a pleasing appearance; often used as acoustic fencing for its noise-reducing properties.

Uncomplicated wooden fencing to mark boundaries; often used in country parks and woodland.

Combines security with aesthetics and lets strong winds through with less pressure on the fence.

A cheap form of privacy fencing used to temporarily enclose building or mothballed sites.

Usually no more than a couple of feet high; used around car parks, parking areas or to mark boundaries.

Low maintenance.

Used for vehicle access control.

Multi-purpose woven mesh fence.

Pedestrian hand rail.