When chain link alone can't handle the job, SECUREX expanded metal fence can be retrofitted to steel picket (palisade fence) or chain link for increased security. With a simple series of fittings and expanded metal mesh panels, you can significantly increase physical security and deter access to areas that may have been vulnerable in the past. RetroFit fence is a popular choice for planners looking to prevent theft.
Our Retro-Fit fence system is also your high security choice when choosing to use all "round rail" construction framework.
RetroFit expanded metal fence features:
- The ability to utilize fence framework already set in place
- Expanded metal mesh panels can be easily added over existing framework*
- Expanded metal mesh panels are also used when completely replacing chain link fabric
- 4 different mesh size options
- Standard heights to 12‘, additional heights available
- Choice of finish - galvanized or powder coat black or green, custom colors available
Suggested mesh options include:
- 1/2" #13R
- 1/2" #13R (.188)
- 3/4" #9R
- 3/4" #9F
Securex Retro-Fit fencing features a series of round post secura fittings that work with all standard chain link fence pipe. The Retro-Fit secura fittings are available in standard or heavy duty gauge and either galvanized or powder coated. For detailed information on specifications, and sizing please click here:
Retro Fit Round Fittings (heavy duty)
RetroFit is available regardless of how much of the original fence you are choosing to keep. Our standard RetroFit (Niles) assumes you will be leaving only the set posts in place and you will utilize our horizontal top, mid and bottom line rail. The second option inside of the RetroFit line assumes you are leaving all the current fence framework in place and require the expanded metal and fittings to complete your security plan.
Our design team is available to provide more details and will work with you to find the precise size to meet your needs.
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*When retrofitting expanded metal mesh to existing chain link fence, depending on wind conditions, the existing framework may be strong enough to support the new mesh although some additional support may be required.