Anti-climb boundary and sliding gates for a logistics yard

Yards that run around the clock put the boundary under constant pressure at exactly two points: the vehicle entries, which cycle all day and cannot be allowed to bind or sag, and the quiet back runs away from the office, which is where anyone climbing would actually try it. A single fence spec across the whole site either over-builds the frontage or under-builds the rear.

The perimeter is graded to the exposure. Anti-climb welded mesh runs where the boundary sits tight against buildings and traffic; spear-top steel covers the long open stretches; razor topping goes on the rear and blind runs only. Vehicle entries are sliding gates on ground-track roller bearings, which take the daily cycle count without loading a hinge, and the gate posts are framed to carry the leaf rather than relying on the fence line.