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Any effective security fence must have these eight factors considered.
Security fencing is an essential element of perimeter security. However, if your security fence is not designed correctly or designed with security features in mind, you won’t be getting much out of your new fence. Read on to learn more about the requirements of an effective security fence. (more…)
Anti-ram security barriers such as this can protect pedestrians and your property from vehicles and trespassers.
There are many perimeter security options available for private or public properties. Anti-ram security barriers, in particular, are a useful tool that can help protect your property and your employees or customers from serious harm. But what exactly do anti-ram barriers do, and how can they benefit your property? Read on for three distinct advantages of anti-ram security barriers. (more…)
Learn what a palisade fence can provide for your facility.
If you are considering an upgrade to your security fencing, you may consider palisade fencing. But what is palisade fencing, exactly? Palisade fences are constructed with two horizontal running rails connected through vertically running rails, often with anti-climb designs on the top of the fence. But what does this unique security fencing have to offer? Read on to learn more about the security benefits a new palisade fence can provide your facility. (more…)
Access control that requires keycodes is one of many security features that facilities should implement.
In our previous post, we discussed the various important features of perimeter security. From locks and fencing to lighting and security gates, every aspect of your facility’s perimeter security design is essential to maintaining a safe facility. In addition to the five features from the previous post, there are five more we would like to highlight the importance of today. Read on to learn about the extensive perimeter security features to consider while planning your facility’s safety. (more…)
A security gate is one perimeter security feature that can provide a secure facility.
Perimeter security refers to all security that prevents entry into a building or property. Appropriate perimeter security is essential for high-security facilities and buildings, but in this modern age, there are countless ways for people to get around perimeter security. That is why planning your facility’s security system requires careful consideration of various perimeter security features. Read below for five perimeter security essentials, and visit us at the end of the week for five more necessary features to consider in your security plan. (more…)
Follow these guidelines to maintain your facility’s security during winter.
Thorough security measures are necessary for any facility year-round. However, many people may not consider that different seasons require slightly different approaches to a facility’s high-security plan. As we move further into the cold, winter months, it is essential that you review your facility’s security features and how they function. Read our guide below for tips on how to maintain high security during winter. (more…)
Put safety and security first by keeping your construction site safe with a chain-link fence. Here are just a few of the benefits of using a chain-link fence to provide perimeter security for your site.
On any construction site, the two highest priorities are safety and security. It’s crucial to implement effective perimeter security to ensure that all equipment, employees, and passersby are safe, day or night. A chain-link fence is an excellent method of perimeter security for any construction site due to its ease of installation, durability, and high-security options. Put safety and security first by keeping your construction site safe with a chain-link fence. Here are just a few of the benefits of using a chain-link fence to provide perimeter security for your site.
In this post, we will discuss three types of automatic gates that you can use to protect your commercial property.
Your property is only as secure as its perimeter’s weakest point. For many properties, that weak spot is the gate. Access control solutions are constantly evolving, and there is no excuse for leaving a perimeter open. All facilities with fences or other security barriers need to have secure gates to ensure the efficacy of their barriers. There are many types of gates that can be used for various applications, but automatic gates are some of the most popular. Often used to regulate vehicle traffic, automatic gates can make perimeter control easy and secure. In this post, we will discuss three types of automatic gates that you can use to protect your commercial property.
Here are three reasons you should consider installing an electric fence to protect your property.
While many of the common uses for electric fences are in the agricultural sector, electric fences also provide a reliable option for high-security commercial and industrial fencing applications. Some people are intimidated by the prospect of using electric fences as a perimeter security solution because they do not like the idea of using electric shocks on people. In reality, the electric shock dispatched by electrified fences is only enough to alarm and deter intruders and is usually not enough to seriously injure them. With this in mind, here are three reasons you should consider installing an electric fence to protect your property.
Read on for five barrier options that you should consider for your high-security perimeter.
We spend a lot of time thinking about the safety and security of our homes, but when you’re a business owner, you also have to make sure your commercial property and business are secure. Thankfully there is a range of perimeter security solutions to meet your needs. But how do you know which one is the right one for your property? It depends on what your security needs are. If your needs are mostly for privacy, you will need a different barrier than if you need to prevent large vehicles from breaking through your fence. Read on for five barrier options that you should consider for your high-security perimeter.
