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Fencing and gates are fundamental for securing agricultural and industrial perimeters. This category includes materials for containment and deterrence, from livestock panels to security wire, along with the specialised tools required for installation. Compel serves trade professionals who need reliable, functional solutions for perimeter control, animal management, and site security.

Our range focuses on core industrial and farm applications. You will find heavy-duty stock fencing for livestock, high-security razor wire for perimeters, and powerful petrol-driven tools to install a post fence. We supply the specific, hard-wearing equipment required for professional jobs, ensuring you can source field-ready components directly.

Choosing Fencing Material by Application

The first decision is matching the fencing material to its primary purpose. For agricultural use, such as containing cattle, welded wire stock fencing provides a strong and visible barrier. A typical 4ft heavy-duty panel made from galvanised iron offers a durable solution against weather and animal pressure.

For security applications, the goal is deterrence. A double spiral galvanised razor wire is designed to create a formidable barrier for security perimeters. Unlike livestock fencing, its purpose is to prevent human intrusion and requires careful handling during installation.

Selecting a Post Fence Driver

Efficiently installing a post fence depends on the right equipment. For projects involving numerous posts or hard ground, a petrol-powered post driver is a practical choice. These tools save significant time and manual labor compared to traditional methods.

Look at the driver's specifications to ensure it meets your job's demands. A 4-stroke engine offers reliable power without needing to mix oil and fuel. Key performance indicators include impact energy, measured in joules (J), with values around 35J being suitable for heavy-duty piling. Also, check that the included heads match your post diameters; common sizes are 45mm, 55mm, and 88mm.

Specifying a Commercial or Trade Gate

A trade gate must integrate with your fencing system and meet access requirements. When selecting a commercial gate, first determine the required opening width to accommodate vehicles and equipment. The material should be compatible with the attached fence; for a galvanised stock fence, a galvanised iron gate is a logical choice for consistent durability and appearance.

Consider the mechanism, frequency of use, and security needs. While we focus on fencing materials and installation tools, a complete system requires a gate that matches the fence's height and strength. Always verify that the gate's hardware and structure can withstand the operational demands of your site.

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Choosing Fencing & Gates

What does 'galvanised' mean for fencing lifespan?
Galvanisation is a process that coats iron or steel with a protective layer of zinc. This coating prevents rust and corrosion, significantly extending the material's lifespan in outdoor environments, which is critical for agricultural and perimeter fencing.
Is razor wire suitable for containing farm animals?
No. Razor wire is designed for high-security applications to deter human intruders and can cause serious injury to livestock. For animal containment, use appropriate stock fencing, such as heavy-duty welded wire panels.
What impact energy is needed for a post fence driver?
This depends on the ground conditions and post size. Match the driver to the post size and ground conditions. The petrol driver in this range is built for heavy-duty work, and its listing states the head sizes it ships with.on in difficult terrain.
How do I match a post driver head to my posts?
Measure the diameter of your fence posts. The post driver's specifications will list the compatible head sizes it includes, such as 45mm, 55mm, or 88mm. Choosing the head that is slightly larger than your post ensures a proper fit for efficient driving.
What are the main safety risks when installing razor wire?
The primary risk is severe cuts and punctures. Always wear heavy-duty, puncture-resistant gloves and full eye protection. Installation requires specific stretching tools and techniques to control the coil and prevent it from springing back dangerously.