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Security fencing plays a critical role in safeguarding properties, assets, and people. Whether you’re protecting a residential property, a commercial facility, or an industrial site, the right security fencing can be a robust deterrent against unauthorized access and potential threats. However, achieving effective security through fencing isn’t just about what you should do; it’s equally important to understand what not to do.
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In an ever-evolving world where security concerns are paramount, the development of advanced infrastructure and technologies has become essential to safeguarding public spaces, critical infrastructure, and the well-being of citizens. One such innovation that has gained prominence is the anti-terrorism fence. Designed to mitigate the risks of terrorist attacks, these fences are equipped with a range of features that collectively enhance security measures.
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Good security fencing requires a lot of different properties and factors that work to make your perimeter nearly impenetrable. Anti-climb security fencing has a lack of footholds, some fencing has spikes or razor wire around the top, and any good security fence has high visibility. Out of all these factors, how much does height matter in security fencing?
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If you own or are otherwise responsible for a piece of property, you may well relate to the (admittedly somewhat romantic) notion of “fortifying your castle” against all would-be comers. Lofty imagery aside, we must remember and abide the golden maxim: better safe than sorry—or real sorry.
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It’s generally understood that the fence around the perimeter of high-value buildings and facilities, like the White House, is different from standard fencing that is found around many residential properties. What you might not know, however, is exactly how security fencing differs from standard fencing and what makes it more secure.
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Finding a new fence with all of the features that you actually need isn’t always easy, and you may see crash-rated fences on the market and wonder if they’re right for you. After all, do you really need such a durable and high-security fence put in place? While it’s not an easy question, there are some factors we can look at to help decide whether or not a crash-rated fence is appropriate for you.
Some of these factors include what you’re fencing off, the area around your property, and what the impacts of a security breach would even be. Still unsure? Here are some considerations to keep in mind when deciding whether or not you need a crash-rated fence.
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When you feel your property needs extra security, one of the best ways to protect your perimeter is with anti-climb fencing. It’s easy to assume that this kind of fencing is only for businesses or high-risk properties, but the reality is that it is a great option for both residential and commercial properties that need a little extra protection or just want some peace of mind.
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Protecting your property or business is critical, and there are a few different techniques that can be used to make it even more challenging to gain entry. Two of the most common fence toppers are conventional barbed wire and Concertina wire, or razor wire. What are some of the different benefits of Concertina wire?
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You deserve for your small or large business to be secure and protected. You’ve spent a lot of time mapping out and growing your business. Therefore, it’s logical to take your security measures seriously.
Security fencing is to the rescue. Not taking security measures with a grain of salt deters wrongdoers and prevents potential problems before they happen. Security fencing allows you to have a protective barrier that can protect your business from break-ins, fraud, and attempted robberies. Here is how your business can benefit from security fencing.
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The standards set for crash-rated fencing and security barriers were established by the Department of State (DoS) and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). The rating assigned to these high-security barriers is set by the DoS based on the crash test standards set by the ASTM.
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