A see-through fence creates a secure perimeter while preserving clear views across the boundary. Its closely spaced welded steel wires discourage climbing and restrict useful handholds. The open design supports surveillance, daylight, and a modern architectural appearance. Buyers can select different mesh openings, heights, posts, and protective coatings.
Boss Metal and Plastic Co., Ltd. manufactures security mesh fencing in Anping, Hebei, China. Our factory supports South African distributors, contractors, and project buyers with drawings and export packaging. We manufacture mesh panels, posts, and compatible fixing accessories. Product selection should reflect security risks, environmental exposure, and installation conditions.
A see-through fence uses welded steel wires to form a strong yet visually open boundary. The closely spaced mesh offers fewer climbing footholds than many conventional fence designs. Security personnel can observe movements through the barrier without relying on solid walls. The panels can also support compatible surveillance and intrusion-detection systems.
The common 358 configuration uses an aperture measuring approximately 76.2 × 12.7 mm. Its nominal wire diameter measures about 4 mm. The term 358 describes three inches, half an inch, and eight-gauge wire. Different wire sizes and mesh pitches create other security grades.
Buyers can compare High-Security Clear View Fence with Low Security Clear View Fencing. Each category serves different budgets and perimeter risks.
Dense wire spacing restricts finger access and makes simple climbing attempts harder. Welded intersections distribute loads across the panel. The wires also reduce access for conventional hand-cutting tools. However, actual resistance depends on wire strength, tools, fixing details, and attack duration.
Security planners should consider the complete system rather than the mesh alone. Posts, foundations, gate hardware, and corners can create vulnerable points. A suitable barrier combines correctly sized steel components with secure installation.
For other welded configurations, explore Clear View Fence Panels. The Nigerian catalogue also presents Clearvu Fence Panels.
Panel sizes, wire diameters, mesh pitch, and post profiles can vary across projects. The reference table preserves common specifications from our product range. Buyers should confirm exact drawings and dimensional tolerances before production.
| Specification | Options |
|---|---|
| Product type | 358 welded mesh security fence |
| Panel height range | 800–2500 mm; custom heights available |
| Panel width range | 2000–3100 mm |
| Wire diameter range | 3.0–5.0 mm |
| High-security mesh | 75 × 12.5 mm or approximately 76.2 × 12.7 mm |
| Alternative aperture | 75 × 25 mm; different security grade |
| Square posts | 60 × 60 / 70 × 70 / 80 × 80 mm |
| C posts | 60 × 80 mm |
| H posts | 44 × 100 mm |
| Fixings | Steel clamps, flat bars, bolts, security nuts, post caps |
| Surface options | Post-fabrication hot-dip galvanising; pre-galvanised wire with polyester coating; galvanised steel with thermoplastic coating |
Common panel sizes include 1800 × 2400 mm, 2100 × 2400 mm, and 2400 × 2400 mm. Other reference options include 2475 × 3100 mm and 2200 × 2800 mm. The first dimension represents panel height in these examples.
Typical post options include 60 × 60 × 2.0 mm and 60 × 80 × 2.0 mm. Other wall thicknesses include 2.2 mm and 2.5 mm. Engineers should calculate post spacing, embedded length, and foundations for each installation.
Wider openings serve different purposes from classic 358 mesh. Compare the Low Security Clear View Fence 1200mm x 3050mm for a wider-aperture configuration.
Protective coatings influence appearance, corrosion resistance, maintenance requirements, and suitability for coastal locations. South African projects may face strong sunlight, salt exposure, seasonal rainfall, or industrial pollutants. Select each finish after assessing these conditions.
The main choices include pre-galvanised wire, polyester powder, thermoplastic coating, and post-fabrication hot-dip galvanising. Some projects combine zinc protection with a compatible polymer topcoat. No single coating thickness suits every process or site.
Pre-galvanised fencing starts with zinc-coated wire before mesh welding. This approach supports efficient production and economical project specifications. Welding may affect zinc protection around individual intersections. Buyers should agree on weld protection, coating mass, and inspection requirements.
Several designs use pre-galvanised panels with a later powder-coated finish. Product drawings should clarify the coating process before fabrication.
Polyester powder coating adds colour and a protective surface layer. Popular finishes include green, black, grey, and project-specific RAL colours. UV exposure and humidity influence the selection of the powder formulation.
Surface preparation strongly affects coating adhesion and durability. Confirm pretreatment, film thickness, curing controls, and coating inspection methods. The Powder Coated Clear View Fence range includes several security grades and colours.
Thermoplastic coatings form a polymer barrier around compatible prepared steel components. Some systems offer impact resistance and strong protection in demanding environments. Performance varies by formulation, preparation, coating thickness, and installation damage.
Buyers should distinguish thermoplastic coating from polyester powder coating. Both processes require appropriate pretreatment and quality controls. Request the manufacturer's technical data before selecting a particular coating system.
Post-fabrication hot-dip galvanising immerses prepared steel components in molten zinc. The process can protect welded joints and other accessible surfaces. Coating quality depends on component design, steel chemistry, and process control.
The original product description mentions a 165-micron zinc coating. Treat this value as a project-specific target, not a universal minimum. Buyers should confirm the applicable standard, thickness requirements, and measured results.
Coastal projects may benefit from a compatible galvanised and coated duplex system. Regular inspections remain important around scratches, welds, and fasteners.
A panel needs compatible posts and secure clamps to form a reliable boundary. Square posts, C posts, and H posts serve different fixing arrangements. The final choice depends on height, wind loading, foundation conditions, and access requirements.
Ground-embedded posts suit many open-site installations. Base-plate posts support suitable concrete plinths and engineered structures. Site engineers should approve anchoring methods and foundation details.
Compare Clear Vu Fence options with the Clearvu Fence Posts catalogue. Both resources help illustrate compatible post systems.
Clamps and flat bars hold mesh panels against structural posts. Security nuts and tamper-resistant fasteners help discourage casual removal. Installers must follow the approved fixing sequence and tightening requirements.
Post caps also help protect open tube ends from water and debris. See Clearvu Fence Clamps for related fixing components.
This system works across residential, commercial, institutional, and critical infrastructure environments. Each project requires a suitable security grade and installation design. High-risk locations may require additional surveillance or access control.
Industrial buyers can review Clear View Fencing for perimeter system details. Regional buyers can also explore Clear View Fencing Cape Town.
High-security panels normally use smaller apertures and carefully secured fixings. Wider mesh may suit residential boundaries and landscaping. Wire diameter, panel folds, and post strength also influence the complete design.
The Low Security Clear View Fence 1500mm x 3050mm provides another sizing reference. Buyers should compare actual apertures rather than judging by product labels alone.
Proper installation begins with site measurements and an approved layout. Confirm fence lines, underground services, access points, and ground levels. Then calculate panel quantities, post positions, and required fixing components.
The 1800mm x 3050mm Low Security Clear View Fence offers another installation reference.
Sloping ground can require stepped panels or carefully designed changes in elevation. Plan transitions before manufacturing to avoid unnecessary site cutting. Gate openings need adequate foundations, clearance, and durable access hardware.
For powered entrances, review Clearvu Sliding Gates. A qualified specialist should confirm safety devices and motor requirements.
Buyers should approve drawings, coating specifications, and material requirements before production starts. The inspection plan should cover both finished panels and accessories. Measured results help reduce disputes during delivery and installation.
Our factory can coordinate dimensional checks, visual inspections, and export packing reviews. Project-specific tests require prior agreement and suitable documentation.
Buyers can compare 2100mm x 3050mm Low Security Clear View Fence with their approved drawings.
Mesh panels can travel on steel pallets, wooden pallets, or suitable export stillages. Protective film, edge protection, and secure straps reduce handling damage. Packing should also separate accessories and identify component quantities.
Container plans depend on panel dimensions, total weight, and unloading equipment. Confirm the destination, trade terms, and pallet requirements before shipment. For additional configurations, review Clearvu Fencing.
Routine inspections help preserve fence appearance and service performance. Check clamp security, coating scratches, exposed welds, and damaged post caps. Address corrosion early with a repair method compatible with the original finish.
Clean ordinary deposits using suitable methods from the coating supplier. Coastal installations may need more frequent cleaning and inspections. Avoid abrasive procedures that damage protective layers.
Projects requiring additional perimeter toppings may consider Razor Wire Flat Wrap. Review local safety regulations before selecting these accessories.
Project buyers often need guidance on dimensions, coatings, and integration with other security equipment. The following answers cover common specification questions.
Yes. Open mesh supports camera sightlines and can work alongside perimeter detection systems. Equipment suppliers should plan mounting, power, and maintenance access. Electrical systems need separate engineering and safety review.
Yes, when the specification addresses marine corrosion exposure. Buyers should consider compatible zinc protection and suitable polymer coatings. Request clear coating performance requirements and maintenance recommendations.
Yes. Share panel dimensions, wire sizes, mesh openings, colour codes, and required quantities. Our factory can review feasibility and supply drawings for approval. Detailed specifications help control manufacturing and delivery quality.
For a tailored fence proposal, provide the total perimeter length, fence height, and required security grade. Include coating preferences, gate details, and destination information. BMP can prepare a product specification and export supply quotation.
