Palisade Fencing – Quarry Site
£213.76+
Quarry site palisade fencing, triple pointed tops, made to your exact perimeter. Call 02089116000 for a free quote.
Description
This palisade fencing run is shown around a quarry site, where the boundary runs along an active extraction site, and durability matters as much as security. We fabricate each run to your measurements, with height, length, pale spacing and post fixings built around the quarry site itself. Phone 02089116000 for a free quote, or read on for what’s worth checking on a site like this.
Finished with triple pointed pale tops, standard practice for a boundary around active extraction machinery and stock. We supply the full pale profile range, W-section and D-section, for boundaries like this. Pales are secured so removal from outside the boundary isn’t possible.
Here, bolting posts down onto the existing base works well, leaving the surface underneath undisturbed. We’ll advise on fixing method once we know more about the quarry’s ground conditions.
Fixed panel widths often leave an ill-fitting final section, especially across an active site boundary like this. Instead, we work from the true boundary length, planning post positions around corners, gates and level changes on site. On a quarry site boundary, confirming height, spacing and finish before manufacture ensures the fence holds up to the conditions here.
A quarry boundary rarely goes without at least one gate for plant access. Our palisade double gates and palisade sliding gate ranges share the same profiles and finishes, keeping the whole perimeter consistent.
As standard, hot-dip galvanising protects the fencing along quarry-adjacent sections especially well, with a powder coat available afterwards.
Where an unobtrusive appearance matters more than an imposing one along quarry-adjacent boundaries, our mesh fencing offers comparable security with a more open aspect. Send us the perimeter length and any corners and we’ll confirm details before manufacture. We supply complete runs nationwide. Call 02089116000 to discuss the boundary.




