Secure A Fence installed a heavy-duty swing barrier for Birmingham City Council to prevent unauthorised vehicles accessing a residential area and blocks of flats, protecting the land and improving security Preventing Unauthorised Vehicle Access – Birmingham City Council The Challenge Birmingham City Council needed a durable vehicle access control system to stop cars and vans from entering a driveway between 2 blocks of flats . Repeated unauthorised access was causing damage

Birmingham City Council was in desperate need of fencing to secure a grassed area that local children use to play on. The key functions of installing a 1.0m high timber open pale fencing were to contain the area and separate it from the surroundings and give the location a maintenance free aesthetically pleasing boundary fence.

Birmingham City Council was in desperate need of new fencing. The existing timber Knee Rail fencing was in a poor condition and rotten and had fallen into disrepair. The key functions of replacing it with Bow top fencing was to contain the area and separate it from the surroundings and give the location a maintenance free aesthetically pleasing boundary fence. The previous timber Knee Rail fencing had fallen victim to age, and this made it unsafe and unfit for purpose. New fe