Guides for specifiers and project decision makers
Technical guides on high security fencing, 358 anti-climb mesh, palisade, perimeter security, standards and automated gates, written for tier 1 builders, government projects and infrastructure specifiers.
How to Choose a Commercial Security Fencing Contractor for Government and Infrastructure Projects in NSW
Awarding a perimeter security package on a government or infrastructure site carries a different weight to most fencing work. The asset behind the line is often critical to public safety, energy supply or operational con
Read the guide Technical guide358 Anti-Climb Mesh Fencing: Specifications, Security and Where It Is Used
Anti-climb mesh fencing has become the default line of defence for sites where the perimeter is the first and most important control. Of the welded mesh products specified across critical infrastructure in NSW, 358 mesh
Read the guide Perimeter securityPerimeter Security for Substations, Data Centres and Critical Infrastructure
Critical infrastructure does not announce itself. A substation, a data hall, a water treatment plant or a transmission switchyard rarely sits behind a grand entrance. What protects it is the boundary, the line where the
Read the guide Specifier's guidePalisade Fencing for Commercial and High-Security Sites: A Specifier’s Guide
On a commercial or high-security perimeter, the fence line is the first physical control between a controlled asset and everything outside it. For specifiers working on industrial yards, utilities sites, transport infras
Read the guide Access controlAccess-Controlled Gates and Automation for Commercial and Secure Sites
For any commercial, industrial or infrastructure site, the perimeter is only as strong as its weakest point of entry. A high-security fence line can run unbroken for hundreds of metres, but the moment a vehicle or person
Read the guide StandardsPerimeter Fencing Standards in Australia: What Actually Applies to Your Site
Which Australian Standards apply to commercial perimeter fencing, what AS 1725.1 specifies, plus wind, coatings and Sydney council rules.
Read the guide ComplianceSecurity Fencing Compliance in Australia: What Your Site Actually Has to Meet
Which standards, council rules and site requirements apply to commercial security fencing in NSW, and how to check your fence complies before an inspection.
Read the guide ChainwireChainwire Fencing in Sydney: What to Specify, What It Costs to Get Wrong
A practical guide to chainwire fencing in Sydney: mesh gauge, heights, galvanised vs PVC, footings, gates, council rules and what to ask a fencer.
Read the guide Anti-climb meshAnti Climb Mesh Fencing: What It Is, Where It Works and How to Spec It
A plain guide to anti climb mesh fencing in Sydney: 358 vs 656 mesh, heights, posts, footings, toppings and what actually drives the price.
Read the guideSpecifying a project?
Talk to LS Fencing Services about your perimeter. Proven delivery on tier 1 and government projects across Sydney and greater NSW, including infrastructure work for TransGrid and Endeavour Energy.