Expanded Metal Fencing

Expanded Metal Fencing manufactured by Gregory Fence are designed for any high-security installations. They are the industrial solution for high traffic areas that require maximum security. The metal fence is installed on Gregory C-Post fencing framework for added strength. Using heavy duty fittings with our high security expanded metal fence can significantly increase physical security and deter access to areas that may have been vulnerable in the past.

Metal fencing creates a formidable physical barrier that—when used in conjunction with access control options and other security tools—can help fortify even the most critical facilities.

The following features are not add-on options or upgrades for our anti-climb, anti-cut fence systems. They are inherent in the material and they are what makes Gregory Fence's Expanded Metal Fence the only reasonable choice when security is critical. 

Extreme Strength Deters Attack

Simply hold a piece of chain link fencing in one hand and expanded metal in the other. There is no comparison. The metal fence will not bend. This style of high security fence is rigid and solid with no welds that will weaken or twists that can come undone.

Anti-Cut Fence Denies Access

Take a pair of bolt cutters to chain link fence wire, then try the same with expanded metal. The chain link fencing will cut easily and then begin to unravel. It is likely the bolt cutters will not even grab enough metal to get through the expanded metal fence.

Anti-Climb Fence Panels Delay Intruders

The smaller mesh, or opening size of the diamonds, the more difficult a fence is to climb. Most standard chain link fence wire measures approximately 2" across. Compare that with a 1/2" or 3/4" measurement on expanded metal. These no-climb fence panels provide no way to get a toehold for climbing or even a strong finger hold.
 

Complete the Expanded Metal Fencing with Super-C Framework

Gregory Fence's Super-C framework, as specified by ASTM F1043, provides greater strength than Sch. 40 pipe. It is coated with a minimum of 2 oz. of zinc per square foot (the heaviest coating on the market). This provides greater corrosion protection than any tubular pipe. All at a lower cost!