School Campus Turnstiles.
Do you need to enhance the public safety of a school campus?
Look no further than installing turnstiles.
What are turnstiles?
Turnstiles are mechanisms used to control entry and exit of people. Turnstiles accomplish this high security by using horizontal arms to keep track of crowd control, loss control, and building admission.
Hercules Fence High Security can custom design turnstiles to meet size and height needs for your maximum security. We can fit tight spaces. We can create portable turnstiles for your school facility as well.
Some other turnstiles are drop arms, vertical bars, and three arm models.
Particularly turnstiles are great campus security measures because the turnstiles effectively deter criminals from campus buildings. People entering campus buildings will not be permitted to tailgate so only authorize students and staff can access campus buildings.
The security barrier will also help security guards on duty accurately monitor all activities throughout campus facilities.
Hercules Fence High Security’s turnstiles will not only improve campus security but also the turnstiles will give the campus a modern look with galvanized, powder-coated fencing that can be manual entry or electric. Our turnstiles come in a variety of styles. Have a look.
Hercules Fence has installed hundreds of turnstiles for a variety of industries and applications. We are dedicated to providing security fencing you can be proud of as a first line of defense.
The safer the school campus, the more attractive the school becomes to parents and prospective students.
Hercules Fence provides Security in every job.
We have six convenient locations and there is a Hercules Fence professional ready to serve you from Maryland and the Washington Metropolitan area to North Carolina. Our branch offices are in Manassas, Richmond, Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina.
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