Types of Security Fences

* Barbed Wire Fence
For a utilitarian design that provides significant security, it may be the best option. This kind of wire mesh fence is composed of strong wire with barbed tips to prevent individuals from scaling the fence and trying to climb over it. As a result, the person who try to climb over the fence risk pain and injury.

It is easy to construct and relatively inexpensive. In most cases, it only requires several  posts from which the wire is hung, and simple staples to hold it in place. This style of security wire mesh fence may be better suited for rural features that are quite large and require increased security measures.

* Chain link fence 
It is one of the most popular styles of security fencing. It usually features steel wires that are woven into a diamond-shaped pattern, so it has an open weave that preserves the views surrounding your property. As a result, it provides a minimum degree of security and is a more budget-friendly security mesh fencing option.

* FE6 Security Fence
It is made from chain link mesh, it designates a specific variety of security fencing as recognized by the US Army Corps of Engineers. It has several additional advantages that make it sturdier and more secure than other wire mesh fences.The most striking feature is the three stacked strands of barbed wire strung along the fence's top and kept straight by bracing arms at the top of each post. The wire protrudes outward at a 45-degree angle to further deter intruders.

It is made up of 2-inch chain link mesh supported on posts no farther than 10 feet apart. Each section of FE6 fencing is braced by two rails and a truss for added stability. An FE7 fencing has the FE6's three strands of barbed wire. The FE8 security fencing uses them in addition to a large coiled roll. The FE5 security fencing shares many construction features with the FE6 , but lacks the barbed wire.