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RIDGEWAY – SECURITY GUARANTEED

Combining an anti-climb and anti-cut fence with excellent through visibility, Securifor 358 fencing from Ridgeway is the ultimate in discreet high security perimeter protection

The Securifor 358 system is designed for situations where total security is essential – warehouses, distribution centres, power plants, laboratories, computer centres, financial institutions, military sites, etc. Individual solutions can be tailored for specific applications (e.g. prisons).

RIDGEWAYSecurifor 358 is a superior system for providing security where a discreet visual impact on the immediate environment is essential. The finger-proof aperture combined with 4mm wire diameter provides a substantial barrier that is difficult to climb and break through and highly resistant to cutting with conventional bolt or wire cutters. It also acts as an effective deterrent to intruders, available in various heights up to 6m and specially designed for high security applications. The system is compatible with electronic alarm and detection systems.

Securifor 358 panels’ have excellent visibility characteristics and due to its flat two-dimensional profile, the fence appears almost invisible. This is particularly important for unobstructed camera surveillance, either from the front or at an angle.

Securifor 358 is considered a market standard for security applications as demonstrated by its tested performance to Secured by Design, LPCB and CPNI rated standards.

To contact a member of
our sales team, call
Belfast +44 (0) 2890 454599, Ashbourne +353 (01) 8027173 or email
info@ridgeway-online.com

Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE  

 

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