Aaron Fencing supplies and installs commercial mesh and welded mesh security fencing for schools, businesses and industrial sites across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. Mesh fencing is one of the most versatile commercial security fencing systems available, offering a clear view through the fence while maintaining a strong, climb-resistant barrier.
It is widely used on school perimeters, sports facilities, car parks and industrial site boundaries.
We install welded mesh panel fencing (including 358 anti-climb mesh, V-mesh and standard welded panels), chainlink mesh fencing and matching mesh security gates. Panel heights range from 1.2m to 3.0m. All systems are available in galvanised steel and powder-coated finishes. 358 high-security mesh is commonly specified for school perimeters, youth facilities and any site where climbing is a particular
concern.
Mesh fencing is used across a wide range of commercial and public sector applications including school and education site perimeters, sports pitches and MUGA enclosures, car parks and retail parks, industrial estates and warehousing, public open spaces and play areas, and utility and infrastructure sites. Aaron Fencing has installed mesh fencing across all of these settings throughout our service corridor.
We supply and install mesh fencing across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire. Regular working areas include Luton, Dunstable, Houghton Regis, Hemel Hempstead, Northampton, Letchworth, Bedford and the wider A1/M1 corridor.
Contact us to confirm coverage for your specific site.
For a free site visit and quote on mesh fencing, call us on 01582 665 779 or fill in the contact form below.
We respond to all enquiries within one working day.
Palisade fencing uses vertical steel pales fixed to horizontal rails, creating a strong physical barrier with gaps between each pale. Mesh fencing uses welded or woven wire panels fixed to posts, which provides a continuous barrier with smaller apertures. Mesh fencing is generally better for visibility and for sites where a lighter visual appearance is required, while palisade offers a stronger physical deterrent for higher-security applications. Both types are widely used for commercial and education sites and the right choice depends on your site’s security requirements, planning conditions and budget. Aaron Fencing can advise on the best option during a free site visit.
358 mesh fencing (also known as anti-climb mesh or prison mesh) is a high-security welded wire panel system with very small apertures of 76.2mm by 12.7mm, which is where the name “358” comes from (3 inches by 0.5 inches by 8 gauge wire). The small aperture size makes it
almost impossible to climb or cut using standard tools, which is why it is commonly specified for school perimeters, youth facilities, and any site with a higher security requirement. Aaron Fencing installs 358 mesh fencing in heights from 1.8m to 3.0m across our service area.
Yes. Mesh fencing, particularly welded mesh panel systems and 358 anti-climb mesh, is one of the most commonly installed fencing types on school sites. It provides good perimeter visibility for supervision, is available in a range of heights and colours, and can be matched with mesh security gates for access control. All Aaron Fencing staff are DBS checked and we are SafeContractor approved, meeting the compliance requirements for working on education sites. We can schedule school fencing work to avoid disruption to school hours.
Yes. Aaron Fencing supplies and installs mesh security gates across Houghton Regis, Dunstable, Luton and the wider Bedfordshire area. We fabricate and fit single and double leaf swing gates, sliding gates and automated gate systems in welded mesh to match existing or new fencing panels. If you have a gate replacement, repair or new gate requirement in the Houghton Regis area, contact us on 01582 665 779 for a free site visit and quote.
The cost of mesh fencing depends on the panel system specified, the height, the linear metres required and any site-specific factors such as ground conditions, access and traffic management. Welded mesh panel fencing is generally priced per linear metre including posts, panels, fixings and installation. 358 high-security mesh typically costs more than standard welded panels due to the heavier gauge wire and closer apertures. We provide free site visits and written quotations for all mesh fencing projects across our service area. Call 01582 665 779 or use the contact form to request a quote.
