Anti-climb fence spikes, fitted across Melbourne. Priced before we turn up.
Galvanised or Colorbond-matched steel, screw-fixed to your existing fence, gates and roof edges. Fixed written quote, certificate of currency attached, photos on completion for the file.
Send photos and a rough length and you’ll have a price the same day. Call or text.
Galvanised steel, screw-fixed. Materials, installation and warning signage included.
- Public liability insured
- Fixed quote, not “subject to inspection”
- Australian galvanised steel
- Photo report on completion
- Works orders welcome
Where it gets fitted
Existing fences, gates and low rooflines that need to stop being climbable. If you can reach it from a ladder, we can fit it.
Rear fences and side gates
The laneway side of a shop, workshop or unit — where the climb happens out of sight.
Yard and compound perimeters
Colorbond and paling fences around storage yards, plant, vehicles and stock.
Gates and roller door surrounds
The gap above a gate is the easiest way over a fence. Toppers close it.
Bin store and carport roofs
Low rooflines used as a step up to the next level. Common on strata and mixed-use sites.
Boundary walls and parapets
Brick and block walls that a person can get a leg over, in laneways and rear car parks.
Strata common property
Fence lines between complexes, bin enclosures and rear boundaries, invoiced to the OC or agent.
The hardware
Heavy-duty laser-cut Australian steel, screw-fixed rather than glued, and fitted to a height standard so it deters without creating a hazard.
- Galvanised Australian steel, laser-cut — 65mm spikes at 21 points per metre on a 50mm base
- Top-mount for fence capping and rails, front-mount for walls, parapets and gates
- Screw-down fixing with fasteners matched to timber, steel or masonry — no adhesive to fail in the sun
- Dulux powder-coated in Black, White, Monument, Woodland Grey, Jasper, Classic Cream and Paperbark, or raw galvanised
- UV-rated Level 10 for high Australian exposure; heavy-duty and tamper-resistant
- Warning signage supplied and fitted at every installation, included in the price
Pointed anti-climb hardware is fitted only where it sits at least 2 metres above accessible ground, measured from both sides of a boundary, and never on surfaces a person must touch or lean on in normal use. Where a location can’t meet that standard we say so and quote an alternative. It’s what keeps the product a deterrent rather than a liability — yours or ours.
You could fit this yourself.
The steel is about $20 a metre online. You’d need a ladder rated for it, an angle grinder, cold-galv for the cut ends, a Saturday, and to get the height rule right so it’s a deterrent and not a liability.
Or we do it Tuesday.
Insured, fitted to a written standard, signed, photographed, and invoiced to whoever’s paying — with the certificate of currency already in your inbox. That’s the difference between $20 a metre and $95.
How it runs
Most jobs are quoted within a day and fitted within two weeks. Small runs often the same week.
Send photos, get a price today
Two photos and a rough length is enough for most fence lines. Over 10 metres or a complicated site, we walk it with you — free.
Fixed quote in writing
Itemised per fence line or location, valid 60 days, certificate of currency attached. Works orders and purchase orders welcome.
Fitted in one visit
Ladder-height work from your side of the fence. No lot or tenancy access needed on most sites.
Photos for the file
Before-and-after photographs from the approach side, showing position and signage, sent with the invoice.
The paperwork is ready before you ask
Commercial jobs get held up by documents, not by fencing. We send ours with the quote.
Certificate of currency
Public liability, issued to your business, agency or owners corporation at quote stage.
Safe work method statement
Ladder work, power tools, sharp edges and public exclusion — supplied on request for any site that needs it on file.
Completion report
Dated photographs from the approach side, position of signage, and the invoice, in one email.
What we do
- Anti-climb toppers on existing fences, gates, walls and low rooflines
- Ground level and single-storey height, from a ladder or step platform
- Small and mid-size commercial: shops, workshops, yards, storage, strata
- Fixed prices, works orders, 30-day terms for account customers
What we don’t
- New perimeter fencing, palisade or 358 mesh systems — that’s a fencing contractor
- Multi-storey rooflines or anything needing an elevated work platform
- Razor wire, barbed wire or electrified products
- Installations below our 2-metre height standard on public-facing surfaces
Questions we get on the phone
Is it legal to fit spikes on a commercial fence in Victoria?
Yes, with conditions. The hardware must be plainly visible, fitted where it can’t be reached from a footpath, road or neighbouring property below 2 metres, and signed. Fence height limits and permits still apply — a topper that takes a fence over 2 metres generally needs a building permit, which is the owner’s responsibility. We fit to a written standard that keeps you inside all of that.
Do you need to see the site first?
Usually not. Two photos and a rough length get you a same-day price for most fence lines. Over 10 metres, or where there are gates, corners and mixed fence types, we walk it with you first — no charge. The quote is fixed either way.
What’s the smallest job you’ll do?
$395, which covers up to 4 metres — a bin store, a gate, a short rear section. It’s a one-length job with a full visit attached, so we don’t make much on it, and most people add the rest of the fence at $95 a metre while we’re there.
What’s the difference between galvanised and colour-matched?
Same steel, same fixing. Raw galvanised is the industrial silver finish, suited to yards and rear fences. Colour-matched is Dulux powder-coated in the standard Colorbond range — Black, White, Monument, Woodland Grey, Jasper, Classic Cream, Paperbark — so it disappears into a street-facing fence. $95 or $125 per metre respectively.
Can you invoice the owners corporation or the agency?
Yes. Quote issued to the entity that’ll pay, purchase order numbers on the invoice, 30-day terms for account customers. Jobs over $2,000 are confirmed with a 50% deposit.
Will it stop someone determined?
No product will, and we won’t tell you otherwise. It removes the easy route over a fence, which is the one most opportunistic entries use, and it’s what an insurer usually wants to see. If your site has a targeted problem, that’s a police conversation and we’ll say so.
Who turns up?
Keith — the owner. National Police Check, public liability insured, one contact from quote to completion.
Two photos. A price today. Fitted within two weeks.
Text the photos to 0451 177 610 or email them through. Fixed quote in writing, certificate of currency attached.
Safehaus · ABN 47 162 760 572 · Melbourne metro · safehaus.com.au
