Your One-Stop Wire Mesh Fence Supplier | POLYMETAL
Garrison Steel Fence is chosen because it delivers an architectural, high-security visual boundary that still feels clean and professional for schools, warehouses, commercial sites, rail corridors, utilities, councils, and public-facing assets. The problem is that many garrison panels look identical in catalog pictures, yet they behave completely differently once installed.
A fence line is judged by what happens after delivery: straightness, stiffness, anti-tamper integrity, coating durability at cut points and welds, and whether the posts and fixings match the panel’s load path.
For facilities that also manage controlled areas such as storage compounds or animal management zones, the same “geometry-first” mindset applies when selecting adjacent perimeter solutions like outdoor welded wire dog kennels —because repeatable panel modules and durable finishes reduce the same hidden risks: rework, corrosion surprises, and early repairs.
POLYMETAL builds garrison systems as repeatable production modules so the geometry stays consistent from the first panel to the last.
That consistency reduces the hidden costs that destroy projects: rework, missing hardware, mismatch between posts and panels, corrosion surprises, and fence lines that look “repaired” on day one.
Product Description
A POLYMETAL Garrison Steel Fence panel is a welded steel fence module designed for strong perimeter definition with a premium security appearance. The system uses rigid rail frames and vertical uprights arranged in disciplined spacing so the fence line stays straight, resists impact, and maintains a consistent “security feel” across long runs. Panels are commonly installed with steel posts and anti-tamper fixings, making the system suitable for both security-driven projects and architectural boundaries where visual uniformity matters.
The performance of a garrison fence is controlled by measurable specification rather than marketing names. Rail frame size, wall thickness, upright profile and thickness, upright quantity and spacing, post sizing, and the coating system collectively decide whether the fence stays tight and aligned or becomes a vibrating, rattling, wave-lined problem after normal handling and wind exposure.
Specifications
Core Specification Matrix (Typical Options)
| Fence Panel Height (mm) | Fence Panel Width (mm) | Rail Frame Options (mm) | Rail Thickness Options (mm) | Upright Profile Options (mm) | Upright Thickness Options (mm) | Upright Quantity & Spacing Options | Fence Post Options (mm) | Post Wall Thickness Options (mm) | Recommended Post Height (mm) | Alternate Post Height (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1200 | 2400 (custom available) | 40×40 / 45×45 / 50×50 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 / 3.00 | 16×16 / 25×25 / 30×30 | 0.80 / 1.00 / 1.20 / 2.00 | 16 pcs (115mm) / 17 pcs (108mm) / 18 pcs (100mm) | 60×60 / 65×65 / 75×75 / 80×80 / 100×100 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 | 1800 | — |
| 1500 | 2400 (custom available) | 40×40 / 45×45 / 50×50 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 / 3.00 | 16×16 / 25×25 / 30×30 | 0.80 / 1.00 / 1.20 / 2.00 | 16 pcs (115mm) / 17 pcs (108mm) / 18 pcs (100mm) | 60×60 / 65×65 / 75×75 / 80×80 / 100×100 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 | 2100 | — |
| 1800 | 2400 (custom available) | 40×40 / 45×45 / 50×50 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 / 3.00 | 16×16 / 25×25 / 30×30 | 0.80 / 1.00 / 1.20 / 2.00 | 16 pcs (115mm) / 17 pcs (108mm) / 18 pcs (100mm) | 60×60 / 65×65 / 75×75 / 80×80 / 100×100 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 | 2400 | 2450 |
| 2100 | 2400 (custom available) | 40×40 / 45×45 / 50×50 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 / 3.00 | 16×16 / 25×25 / 30×30 | 0.80 / 1.00 / 1.20 / 2.00 | 16 pcs (115mm) / 17 pcs (108mm) / 18 pcs (100mm) | 60×60 / 65×65 / 75×75 / 80×80 / 100×100 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 | 2700 | — |
| 2400 | 2400 (custom available) | 40×40 / 45×45 / 50×50 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 / 3.00 | 16×16 / 25×25 / 30×30 | 0.80 / 1.00 / 1.20 / 2.00 | 16 pcs (115mm) / 17 pcs (108mm) / 18 pcs (100mm) | 60×60 / 65×65 / 75×75 / 80×80 / 100×100 | 1.60 / 2.00 / 2.50 | 3000 | — |
Ordering note (table-only): Post height selection is shown above. Confirm final engineering and embedment requirements for wind exposure, soil conditions, and site-specific loading.
Finish Options (Common Project Requirements)
| Finish System | Best Use | What It Controls |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-galvanized tube + powder coating | Cost-controlled architectural boundaries | Uniform appearance, corrosion protection on external surfaces, consistent color for long runs |
| Hot dip galvanizing | High-corrosion environments and long-life infrastructure | Deep corrosion resistance, improved durability at weld zones when process is disciplined |
| Hot dip galvanizing + powder coating | Premium projects requiring both longevity and appearance | Higher durability, reduced maintenance risk, stronger long-term visual consistency |
Top 20 Traps Buyers Miss When Ordering a Garrison Steel Fence (Especially #12)
These traps are not “theoretical.” They are the repeat offenders behind Garrison Steel Fence lines that arrive looking fine, then fail during installation, handling, or the first season of weather. If you want a Garrison Steel Fence to install cleanly and stay straight, every trap below should be answered inside your purchase order, not left to assumptions.
Trap #1: Buying a Garrison Steel Fence by photo instead of geometry
Two Garrison Steel Fence panels can look identical online but install completely differently if rail squareness, upright alignment, and welding discipline are inconsistent. Garrison Steel Fence geometry is the difference between a clean straight run and a fence line that “snakes.”
Trap #2: Choosing Garrison Fence rail frame size without matching site exposure
Garrison Fence rail frame options exist for a reason. If you under-spec the frame for wind and handling, the Garrison Steel Fence can flex and show wave-lines. If you over-spec blindly, you may pay extra weight cost without real benefit.
Trap #3: Ignoring Garrison Fence rail wall thickness until panels start twisting
Garrison Fence rail thickness is a stiffness decision. Thin rails can twist during transport, stacking, and normal repositioning. Once twist begins, Garrison Steel Fence panel connections fight each other and alignment suffers.
Trap #4: Garrison Fence upright profile mismatch that weakens the “security feel”
Garrison Fence upright sizes influence both aesthetics and rigidity. A mismatch between upright profile and overall panel height can produce a Garrison Steel Fence that looks cheap or feels easy to defeat, even if it technically “stands.”
Trap #5: Garrison Steel Fence upright thickness that dents during handling
Thin Garrison Steel Fence uprights can dent during unloading, stacking, or minor impacts. Those dents turn into visible defects across a Garrison Steel Fence line, and they can compromise coating continuity at the damage point.
Trap #6: Treating Garrison Fence spacing like decoration instead of structure
Garrison Steel Fence upright spacing is not only a visual rhythm. It influences anti-climb behavior, perceived security, and stiffness across the panel width. Loose Garrison Steel Fence spacing can create weak zones that move under load.
Trap #7: Ordering Garrison Steel Fence “upright quantity” without locking the spacing option
If you only say “uprights included,” you may receive a Garrison Steel Fence layout that doesn’t match your expectation. Garrison Steel Fence upright quantity and spacing must be written together so every panel repeats the same structure.
Trap #8: Garrison Steel Fence post size chosen for cost, not for load path
Garrison Fence posts carry the fence line. If post size is minimized too aggressively, the Garrison Steel Fence may install fast but move over time, creating visible lean and hardware stress that looks like workmanship failure.
Trap #9: Garrison Fence post wall thickness overlooked until movement appears
Garrison Steel Fence post wall thickness is one of the fastest ways a fence becomes “wobbly.” Under-spec posts can amplify vibration and loosen fixings, especially in long straight Garrison Steel Fence runs where movement becomes obvious.
Trap #10: Garrison Fence hardware and fixing selection treated as an afterthought
Even strong Garrison Steel Fence panels fail if clamps and fixings are weak or inconsistent. Missing anti-tamper detail is how a Garrison Steel Fence that looks premium becomes a simple target.
Trap #11: Not controlling Garrison Steel Fence welding and heat distortion
Over-heated welds and inconsistent welding patterns can introduce distortion that’s hard to see in a single panel but painfully obvious across 50 Garrison Steel Fence panels in a row.
Trap #12: The “cheap” Garrison Steel Fence quote that quietly multiplies your total cost
This is where buyers suffer the biggest losses on Garrison Steel Fence projects. The lowest unit price often arrives with hidden penalties: mismatched components, inconsistent panel repeatability, missing hardware, finish weaknesses, or packaging that damages the Garrison Steel Fence coating. The result is rework, delayed installation, and jobsite disputes that cost far more than the initial “savings.”
A safe Garrison Steel Fence purchase order forces clarity: rail frame and thickness, upright profile and thickness, spacing option, post sizing, finish system, hardware type, and packing method. If any Garrison Steel Fence detail is “TBD,” you are paying for uncertainty.
Trap #13: Garrison Steel Fence coating described as a label, not a controlled system
“Powder coated” can mean wildly different preparation standards. Without process control, Garrison Steel Fence coating can chip at edges, fail at weld zones, and expose steel in the places that corrode first.
Trap #14: Garrison Fence color consistency not managed across batches
If you will expand the site later, batch-to-batch color drift can make new garrison panels look like a different product. Consistency planning protects a Garrison Steel Fence perimeter’s visual uniformity for staged projects, and it should be paired with disciplined hardware selection—because even a perfect color match can look “off” if connections sit at different angles or heights. For cleaner alignment across phased installs, specify the same clamp/tie strategy from day one, including essentials like a temporary fence top coupler when your layout requires consistent panel-to-post engagement and repeatable line control.
Trap #15: Skipping Garrison Steel Fence receiving-ready packaging discipline
The best Garrison Steel Fence can arrive damaged if stacking points, separators, and tie-down discipline are poor. Garrison Steel Fence packaging is not logistics fluff; it is finish protection and straightness insurance.
Trap #16: Not defining Garrison Steel Fence tolerance expectations
Without tolerances, you may receive Garrison Steel Fence panels that “technically match the size” but don’t connect cleanly in real lines. Garrison Steel Fence tolerance control reduces on-site fighting, drilling, and ugly alignment fixes.
Trap #17: Assuming every Garrison Steel Fence supplier repeats the same panel module
Garrison Steel Fence repeatability is manufacturing discipline, not marketing. If the panel module varies, installers waste time “making it work,” and the Garrison Steel Fence line looks inconsistent from section to section.
Trap #18: Forgetting Garrison Steel Fence corrosion risk at weld zones and cut points
The earliest corrosion on a Garrison Steel Fence often begins where coating is weakest: edges, welds, and handling-scarred spots. A project-ready Garrison Steel Fence anticipates these locations and controls the finish accordingly.
Trap #19: Not matching the Garrison Fence system to installation method
Site conditions change everything: footing types, core drilling, surface mounts, and alignment constraints. If the Garrison Steel Fence system is not chosen with the install method in mind, you get delays, redesign, or compromised rigidity.
Trap #20: No documented Garrison Fence checklist before payment and shipment
If you don’t verify key dimensions, finish, packing, and hardware completeness before dispatch, you accept Garrison Steel Fence risk that cannot be fixed after arrival. A simple checklist prevents expensive disputes and downtime.
Applications
POLYMETAL Garrison Steel Fence is commonly used for schools and campuses where a strong boundary must still look clean, for warehouses and logistics yards requiring visible security deterrence, for rail and infrastructure corridors where consistency matters across long runs, and for commercial sites that want a premium architectural perimeter without sacrificing rigidity and anti-tamper performance.
Benefits
A correctly specified garrison system delivers straight fence lines that stay visually consistent, stronger resistance to vibration and movement through matched panel-and-post design, improved long-term durability through disciplined finishing, reduced installation headaches through repeatable geometry, and higher perceived security because upright spacing and rigidity create a boundary that looks difficult to defeat.
Packing
Panels can be packed in protected stacks designed to reduce edge-to-edge abrasion and maintain straightness during transport. Hardware is separated and counted for receiving efficiency, and protective interfaces can be used between layers to reduce coating damage. For projects that prioritize fast site receiving, packing can be planned as a receiving-ready system so panels unload cleanly, count easily, and move directly to staging without re-sorting.
Standards
Garrison fence requirements vary by country, site exposure, and client specification. Many projects require documented material control, repeatable fabrication, and defined coating processes aligned to the job’s durability expectations. POLYMETAL can build to project drawings and procurement specifications, and can align documentation to customer requirements for inspection, packing verification, and installation readiness.
FAQs
How do I choose the right rail frame option?
Rail frame selection should match fence height, expected handling, and site exposure. The right choice is the one that keeps the fence line straight after transport, unloading, and installation, not the one that looks fine in a single photo.
Which upright spacing should I choose?
Choose spacing based on the balance you want between visual density, perceived security, and structural repeatability. The key is to lock the spacing option in the purchase order so every panel repeats the same module.
What post size is best?
Post size depends on fence height, exposure, and how the fence is installed. A stronger post can reduce long-run movement and protect the fence line’s visual straightness, especially on high-traffic or windy sites.
What finish should I specify?
Specify the finish system that matches your corrosion risk and lifespan expectation. If your site has high corrosion exposure or long-life requirements, prioritize a finish system with strong durability at weld zones and handling points.
What should I include in my purchase order to avoid mistakes?
Include panel height and width, rail frame and thickness, upright profile and thickness, upright quantity and spacing option, post size and wall thickness options, finish system, hardware type, packing method, and inspection checklist requirements. The more you lock down the module, the less risk you carry.
How do I request a quote from POLYMETAL?
Send your target panel height, width, finish preference, and the specification options you want from the table above. If you also share your site exposure and installation method, POLYMETAL can help align the configuration to your real job conditions.
POLYMETAL Closing Checklist Before You Order
If you want a fence line that installs cleanly and stays straight, treat the garrison system like an engineered module: define rail frame and thickness, upright profile and thickness, spacing option, post sizing, finish system, hardware, and packing discipline. When these details are controlled upfront, the fence performs like the premium boundary it is supposed to be.
