All view fencing combines strong welded steel mesh with open sightlines across a protected boundary. Its closely spaced wires reduce practical handholds and footholds. Security teams can monitor activity without relying on a solid perimeter wall. The system suits residential estates, industrial premises, schools, and infrastructure sites.
BMP manufactures security mesh fencing in Anping, China. Our production options cover panel dimensions, wire combinations, steel posts, protective finishes, and gate accessories. Buyers can select a configuration for each site instead of applying one specification everywhere.
The most familiar high-security mesh uses a 76.2 × 12.7 mm pitch. This configuration creates narrow gaps while preserving ventilation and visibility. The standard 358 designation refers to 3 inches, half an inch, and approximately eight-gauge wire. That wire measures roughly 4 mm in diameter.
A High-Security Clear View Fence offers a useful reference for dense mesh specifications. Wider apertures suit projects with lower intrusion risks. A Low Security Clear View Fence can serve internal boundaries and public landscaping.
Close horizontal wires leave limited space for ordinary handholds and footholds. Welded intersections also help maintain the panel's shape under routine loading. Cutting resistance still depends on wire diameter, steel properties, tools, and the installed fixing system.
Good camera coverage needs suitable lighting and careful mounting positions. Review corners, entrances, and vegetation before finalizing the perimeter. No mesh barrier can guarantee complete protection against determined intrusion.
Our reference range includes several mesh apertures and wire combinations. The common 358 aperture measures 76.2 × 12.7 mm. Other options include 75 × 12.5 mm and 101.6 × 12.7 mm. Confirm aperture orientation and pitch measurement before approving drawings.
The dimensions below describe reference 3D configurations. Buyers should confirm actual panel width, bending layout, and clamp arrangement. The Clearvu Fence Panels range also includes different aperture and security grades.
| Fence Height | Panel Width | Wire Options | V-Bends | Post Length | Brackets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1800 mm | 2500 / 2750 / 3000 mm | 3.0×4.0 / 3.2×4.0 / 3.4×4.0 mm | 3 | 2600 mm | 6 |
| 2000 mm | 2500 / 2750 / 3000 mm | Same options | 4 | 2700 mm | 7 |
| 2200 mm | 2500 / 2750 / 3000 mm | Same options | 4 | 2800 mm | 8 |
| 2400 mm | 2500 / 2750 / 3000 mm | Same options | 4 | 3000 mm | 9 |
| 2700 mm | 2500 / 2750 / 3000 mm | Same options | 5 | 3500 mm | 10 |
| 3000 mm | 2250 / 3000 mm | Same options | 5 | 4000 mm | 12 |
| 4000 mm | 2250 mm | Same options | 5 | 5200 mm | 14 |
Bracket quantities refer to the original configuration, not every post or clamp system. The engineer must review wind loading, ground conditions, and fixing details. Taller structures may require stronger posts and deeper foundations.
3D panels use pressed V-bends to improve rigidity across the panel face. Flat 2D panels use no V-bends and retain a simpler profile. Reinforced 2D Plus panels add selected wires to strengthen specific sections.
For wider-aperture applications, 3D Fence Panels provide an alternative V-bend configuration. The term 3D describes the bending profile, not a universal anti-climb rating. Always check aperture and wire diameter separately.
A V-bend changes the panel geometry and increases resistance to ordinary flexing. However, bending does not replace adequate wire strength or secure fasteners. An individual project may need flat panels for clearer sightlines and specialized connections.
Standard Welded Wire Mesh uses fixed intersections to create a rigid structure. Production checks should examine weld consistency, wire spacing, bends, and panel squareness.
Post selection should follow panel height, wind exposure, fixing method, and soil conditions. Available profiles include SHS square posts, RHS rectangular posts, IPE sections, and formed C profiles. Typical wall thicknesses vary by application.
The Clearvu Fencing Post system includes configurations for welded security mesh. A stronger post may be necessary near tall panels, corners, gates, and exposed coastal locations.
Ground-buried posts need adequate embedment and concrete support. Base-plated posts require suitable anchors and sound supporting concrete. Neither arrangement suits every ground condition or fence height.
Security contractors should verify corner loads, post spacing, and fence alignment before excavation. Provide a construction drawing for sloping ground and special transitions.
Zinc coatings help protect steel from corrosion. Colour finishes improve appearance and can provide another protective layer. The coating system should match humidity, salt exposure, handling, and maintenance expectations.
A Powder Coated Clear View Fence allows customers to choose project colours. Common choices include RAL 6005 green and RAL 9005 black. Request coating thickness and adhesion results for the selected process.
The original specification lists several zinc coating classes between 40 and 300 g/m². It also mentions a 75–100 μm zinc layer for selected hot-dip finishes. These values describe separate coating systems and require individual verification.
Galfan typically contains approximately 95% zinc and 5% aluminium. Powder-coated panels also need suitable surface preparation. The buyer should specify the measurement method and acceptance standard.
Marine exposure can accelerate corrosion around damaged coatings, welds, and fasteners. Coastal projects therefore need careful material selection and regular inspection. Splash zones, industrial pollutants, and standing water increase environmental demands.
For South African installations, Clear View Fence South Africa designs can address different exposure categories. Do not assume one coating specification delivers the same lifespan everywhere.
Review steel preparation, metallic coating mass, coloured finish thickness, and potential trapped moisture. Protect cut edges and repair damaged areas after installation. Stainless steel fasteners may suit selected environments, subject to compatibility checks.
Reliable installation begins with accurate survey marks and an approved fence layout. Check all dimensions before ordering panels, posts, and clamps. Plan safe access for unloading and lifting.
Clearvu Fence Clamps offer different fixing layouts for panel connections. Select each clamp for the intended post and panel profile.
Sloping ground changes the visible gap beneath each panel. Contractors may step panels or choose approved custom geometry. Check bottom clearance before approving a fence extension.
At corners, align clamp positions with structural loads and panel edges. Allow movement where the project design requires it. Avoid forced bending during installation.
Security accessories can include post caps, flat bars, bolts, washers, angled arms, and wire toppings. Each addition affects handling, maintenance, and sometimes structural loading. Confirm site rules before adding sharp or electrified barriers.
Some projects also use Razor Wire Flat Wrap at their upper perimeter. A qualified installer must assess safety and access restrictions. The same assessment applies to barbed wire and electric fence accessories.
A gate should match the adjacent fence height and site access requirements. Clear View Fence Gates include pedestrian, double-swing, and sliding designs. Larger gates need suitable frames, hinges, tracks, and dedicated foundations.
For vehicle entrances, Clearvu Sliding Gates may suit sites with limited swing space. Review manual operation, motor requirements, and emergency access before selecting equipment.
The open mesh lets guards observe people and vehicles beyond the boundary. Camera placement still matters at corners, bends, and entrances. Night lighting should reveal activity without excessive glare.
Dense wire may affect some camera viewing angles, especially near the lens. Test real surveillance positions before finalizing CCTV mounts. Consider maintenance access for lights, cameras, and detectors.
Suitable projects include warehouses, airports, industrial plants, substations, schools, and logistics sites. Higher-risk facilities may require additional detection systems and stronger foundations. Estate boundaries and landscape areas may favour less dense mesh.
Security planners sometimes compare welded panels with Palisade Fence systems. Palisade fencing uses steel pales rather than welded mesh. Choose the structure that fits visibility, risk, and maintenance needs.
Quality control should begin with raw wire and continue through welding, forming, coating, and packaging. Record panel dimensions, wire diameter, weld appearance, and coating measurements. Inspect posts and fittings before loading the shipment.
For international projects, Clearvu Fence Panels also require consistent identification and packaging. Match packing lists with the approved drawings and order quantities.
Steel pallets support orderly stacking and mechanical handling. Protective film and separation materials help reduce coating scratches. Bundle posts securely and keep small accessories inside labelled cartons.
Clearvu Fence Posts need special attention around caps, base plates, and coated edges. Pack Clearvu Fence Clamps by type and quantity to simplify installation.
Inspect coatings, fixings, posts, and ground levels at planned intervals. Remove debris that traps moisture around the lower rails. Repair coating chips with suitable products and manufacturer-approved procedures.
Gate hinges, locks, and sliding components need separate maintenance. Check that vegetation does not conceal damage or obstruct camera views. Record each inspection for future repairs.
Does small mesh prevent climbing completely? Narrow openings discourage climbing, but no fence offers absolute protection.
Can customers request different panel sizes? Yes. We can review custom dimensions, wire options, and post sections against project drawings.
Are V-bends necessary? No. Flat 2D and reinforced 2D Plus systems can suit different structural requirements.
Which finish suits coastal use? The coating specification should follow environmental exposure and project service-life targets.
BMP can review perimeter drawings and proposed fence quantities for manufacturing feasibility. Provide the security objective, panel height, mesh pitch, and coating requirement. Include post foundations, gates, toppings, and delivery location.
The final quotation should identify every component and approved surface treatment. Production and shipment arrangements follow the accepted specification and purchase order.
Clear specifications help prevent site changes and unnecessary replacement work. We can compare the proposed system with a practical manufacturing layout.
