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Physical security - perimeter walls

Victor · 2011-09-23 04:19:09

I realise this forum is mostly about tech security, but I'm wondering what people think of as the best type of wall to perform physical security on a site? Assume a (very) high security location with an outer fence (2-4m high) or wall, open ground, a security wall (5-6m high) and possibly an third wall or fence, inside or…

23-09-2011 4:19am

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Victor

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I realise this forum is mostly about tech security, but I'm wondering what people think of as the best type of wall to perform physical security on a site?

Assume a (very) high security location with an outer fence (2-4m high) or wall, open ground, a security wall (5-6m high) and possibly an third wall or fence, inside or outside the security wall. Public/staff car parking and similar uses could be inside or outside the security wall.

I've looked at these various possibilities for the security wall - only one would be built. The problem is with the top of the wall which can potentially either provide grips or a resting place.

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#2 23-09-2011 6:25am

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You might get a few suggestions over on the home security forum

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1366

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#3 23-09-2011 8:24am

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I'm intrigued - very high security levels there.

Can't advise about the wall types but does anyone remember the Non-Grip Fencing from Dragons den ?
http://www.nongrip.com/ - Rotating toothed blades.

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#4 23-09-2011 8:28am

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jeckle wrote: »

You might get a few suggestions over on the home security forum

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1366

I Don't think that's suited to home security systems either.
I have moved to Planning and Construction. You might get some better info here.

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#5 23-09-2011 9:20am

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Have a look at Paladin fencing. Depends on the level of security required and what type of property to be enclosed.

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