Palisade Fence

Palisade fencing is constructed with D & W section pales, provide a high level security.

It can be supplied assembled in panels, or bundled for site assembly along with either bolts or rivets. Palisade is available in a range of finishes, hot dipped galvanized, or galvanized and PVC coated in various colors to blend with the environment.

A fish plate passes through a slot in the post and secures the horizontal rail captive in its position. The pales are connected to the horizontals to form the panel and are held securely together by utilizing vandal resistant security fasteners.

Fencing is supplied in 2.75 m wide standard panels for easy assembly on site. Non standard posts for cranking over walls, or base plated for fixing to concrete are also available.

Pale Sections
Typically palisade pales are supplied with three types of vertical pale profile: angle iron, D section and W section style

D section

W section

D section pales, working with long bolts, are designed for boundary delineation requiring low to medium security and damage resistance.

W section pales, with higher inherent strength and better vandal resistance, are the most used type to provide effective high security and extra protection.

Pale Heads

Fence Panel Specifications

1. Flanged profile post: thickness & width & height
2. Pale style & thickness & height
3,4. Top& bottom rail: angle steel thickness & size
5. Fish plate: length & width & thickness
6,7. Center spacing between the pale and the post
8. Pale quantity and center spacing (6+7+8 makes the fence panel width)