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Secure garden fencing and gates
Garden security fencing and gates play a crucial role in enhancing the safety and aesthetics of outdoor spaces. These components not only serve as barriers to unauthorised entry but also contribute to the overall design and functionality of a garden.
Read moreTimber or Metal Fencing for Home Security
Metal
- Doesn't allow intruders to conceal themselves behind the fence or gate
- Harder to scale
- More intimidating appearance
Timber
- Higher levels of privacy
- Lack of foot holds for intruders to use to climb over
- Relatively cheaper alternative to metal
Which fence panels are the best for security?
When it comes to protecting your home, the right fencing can make a significant difference. In this blog, we answer some of the most common questions about secure garden fencing.
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Attack Rated Garden Fencing
LPS 1673 Certified
Our LPS 1673 attack rated fencing is designed for homeowners who want security beyond that offered by conventional fencing. Our range of traditional timber garden fencing and acoustic fencing styles is independently tested and certified to resist violent, fast moving attacks while still suiting a home environment. These enhanced fencing systems help protect homes and gardens from targeted intrusion, providing a delay for occupants to reach a safe location or call for help. Ideal for rural properties, luxury homes, and security-conscious households, our attack rated fencing, which also has Secured by Design accreditation, provides proven protection while maintaining an attractive residential appearance.
LPS 1673 fencingSolid Fence Panels
Add extra garden security
Anti-climb
Burglar proof fence spikes are an intimidating deterrent to anyone considering scaling your garden fence to gain entry into your property. Below are some options for security spikes fence toppers that can be easily added to your existing garden fence to improve your garden security.
Things to consider
By law, you have a duty of care to anyone on your property, including intruders. If you are fitting anti-climb spikes, make sure your overall fence height does not go over 2 metres; otherwise, you need planning permission, and you have clearly warned people that the hazards exist. Attaching anti-climb intruder notices to warn people of hazards and injuries is appropriate, click. here to view.
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