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Perimeter and anti-climb fencing
Transparent, hard-to-climb stainless mesh fencing for perimeters and secure sites, in natural stainless or any colour.
Acier projectOverviewWhat it is
Webnet makes a fence you can see through but not easily climb: the small diamond openings give no foothold, and the mesh is carried on tensioned stainless ropes between posts, so long runs follow the ground and the planting.
At the Embassy, Delhi, the perimeter, tennis court and internal fencing are Webnet Ø2 mm / W 60 mm on Ø8 mm stainless ropes, with every element finished black. For long runs where the budget leads, chain-link and 3D welded mesh panels are the alternatives.
Options
Plan itFence drawing or planner
Enter the run, the fence height and the post spacing, and choose the mesh and the finish. The sheet shows Webnet on Ø8 mm tension ropes between posts, as at the Embassy, Delhi, and the details and quantities update as you go. Switch to Planner to see the mesh itself to scale.
Planner
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What we useProducts

Webnet mesh
Stainless steel wire-rope mesh: strong, flexible and almost transparent.

Stainless wire ropes
Architectural stainless ropes from Ø1 to Ø26 mm, in three constructions.

End fittings and tensioners
Threads, forks, eyes, turnbuckles and anchors that hold at least 90% of the rope’s strength.

Chain-link fencing
Woven fencing for perimeters, pens, service yards and courts.

3D and welded mesh
Rigid flat and 3D-folded welded panels for walls, screens and planted boundaries.
ProjectsBuilt by Acier
QuestionsFrequently asked
Can the fence be coloured?
Yes. Webnet is supplied in stainless, black or any RAL colour. At the Embassy, Delhi, the mesh, ropes and fittings are all finished black.
Is mesh fencing hard to climb?
Yes. The small diamond openings give no foothold, especially with the diamonds running vertically.
Webnet, chain-link or welded mesh?
Webnet where the fence should almost disappear and last for decades; chain-link for long, economical runs; 3D welded panels for stiff, rigid boundaries.
