Protecting South Africa With Walls And Fences

South Africa is a country whose beauty and countless opportunities are marred by the disappointing high rate of crime. It is sad to mention that many people are victims of crimes committed in their own homes, places of work and other places where people generally expect to be safe. Walls and fences are the barriers that surround the property and protect the home and office.
 
Walls are usually higher than fences because they are thicker and can support a higher structure. They are made of solid, dense materials such as concrete and bricks. Walls, though they may decorative openings, are typically solid and they do not allow a view beyond the structure. Barbed wire and wire mesh are common materials for fences. Mild steel, galvanised steel and wrought iron are very durable and they last for a very long time, withstanding the effects of harsh weather and extreme temperatures.
 
Building a wall can be successfully completed by experienced DIY enthusiasts. Uncertain beginners must call on an experienced contractor who preferably has contactable and satisfied references. Such contractors have a reputation for using high quality products, employing capable staff and the quick conclusion of building projects. Safety and security features are must be seriously considered and homeowners must rather pay a little more and hire a professional to do the job right.
 
Erecting a fence takes much less time than building a wall. Poles are erected around the perimeter of the home and then the fence material is mounted securely on the poles. The City of Johannesburg encourages the use of palisade fences by residents in and around the city. Johannesburg is vulnerable to criminal elements and their sinister intentions and homeowners must be vigilant and vigorously protect themselves and their loved ones.
 
Palisade fences are probably the strongest fences on the market in South Africa today. They have a steel frame on which steel panels or strips are welded. The steel frame, with its attachments, is then mounted on the poles and properly welded to complete the installation of palisades.