The process of installing a metal fence varies according to specific factors, including:

The type of mesh chosen (welded mesh fence, palisade fence, steel fence and others);

The type of soil on which the installation will be carried out;

The primary purpose of the fence itself: anti-intrusion, protective, ornamental, etc.

The steel security fences except for the temporary fences have similar installation method.  It depends on the soil condition.  You need to analyse the features of the land where the installation is to be carried out.  Factors such as slopes and soil composition can actually impact your choice of fencing and installation methods.  For example, if the soil is robust and compact it can be used as a base for the installation of the posts, but otherwise concrete or screw piles should be used.

According to the soil condition, we classify two installation types: buried or bolt-down.Here we will take 358 high security fence as sample to introduce the installation method:

A drawing shows the buried installation of 358 high security fence Buried installation method is suitable for the loose terrains, including residences, garden, backyard, construction sites, slope and other places.

Exactly, the steel security fencing needs less maintenance. The strong material and rigid structure enable the good performance and high protection grade during its years lifespan. The corrosion and rust resistance surface treatment (galvanized or powder coating) can keep the fences bright and new as its original. So you need pay for little maintenance costs and the maintenance recycle is very long.

For some human factors or in extreme environments, the security fences may rust over time.

Not only is rust unsightly on the fence, it can continue to spread if left untreated. Remove rust from your security fence at first sight to prevent a larger problem in the future.

Rinse the security fence with water from the hose, setting the nozzle on the highest pressure setting and holding it a few inches from the rusty spots to remove loose rust pieces.

Scrub the rusty spots with a wire brush, moving the brush back and forth over the spots to flake off the rust. Use a synthetic steel-wool pad, sandpaper or emery cloth to get rust out of crevices and other hard-to-reach spots.

Rust off the security fence with a damp rag.

Dampen a rag with mineral spirits once the majority of the rust is gone. Scrub the security fence with the rag and mineral spirits to remove any remaining rust and residue from the fence, switching to a clean rag as needed.

If you want to replace your rusted steel security fencing, just contact us for the new quotation.