Protection and security

Livestock, game and agricultural fencing installation

Enclosures to control livestock, keep out wildlife and secure the perimeter of farms, hunting estates and buildings, with galvanised materials built for many years of use.

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Livestock, game, agricultural and industrial
Enclosure adapted to the terrain and the use
Material supply or full installation

Knotted galvanised steel mesh

Why fence properly

Fencing has to withstand animal pressure and the passing of the years

Rabbits, wild boar or roe deer getting into the plantation, livestock escaping, intruders in a warehouse: each problem calls for a different enclosure. Poorly sized fencing warps, rusts or leaves gaps at the bottom, and ends up costing more in repairs than it saved.

That is why we choose the mesh, the post and the anchoring according to the animal or the risk, the terrain and the use, and we install it with anti-corrosion treatment and a reinforced structure to withstand impacts and extreme conditions.

Livestock and game fencing mesh installed in the field

Benefits

Secure, stable, low-maintenance enclosures

Robust materials and an installation designed for the real terrain, not for the catalogue.

Maximum security

Robust, resistant materials to protect crops, livestock and facilities against wildlife and intruders.

Durability

Galvanised steel mesh and wire with anti-corrosion treatment, resistant to adverse weather conditions.

Custom installation

We adapt the height, mesh size, type of post and anchoring to the terrain and the use of the enclosure.

Reinforced structure

Enclosures designed to withstand impacts, animal pressure and extreme conditions.

Reduced maintenance

Optimised systems to minimise repair and replacement costs.

Anchoring without concrete

Screw anchors for end posts on livestock or game fencing, with no foundations or heavy machinery.

Applications

What enclosures we install

From rabbit netting for a young plantation to the game fencing of a hunting estate.

Livestock farmingSafe control and handling of cows, horses, pigs, sheep or goats.
AgricultureProtection against wildlife (rabbits, wild boar, roe deer…) and crop boundary marking.
Hunting estatesTough game fencing, with fixed-knot mesh in areas of high animal pressure.
Warehouses and storage buildingsPerimeter security at industrial and logistics facilities.
Young and forestry plantationsRabbit netting partly buried so that small animals cannot dig underneath.

Perimeter fencing with posts and galvanised mesh

Materials

The right mesh for each animal

We work with a complete range of galvanised steel mesh, available in different heights, mesh sizes and wire gauges:

Livestock mesh in standard, heavy and extra-heavy grades, depending on animal pressure and terrain.
Fixed-knot mesh: the knot joining the wires prevents slippage; for maximum-strength game fencing.
Rabbit netting: stops rabbits and small wildlife; installed with part of it buried.
Wire mesh in chain-link, triple-twist hexagonal and welded versions for enclosures and industrial uses.

And the structure: class 4 and 4 SP autoclave-treated pine posts, concrete posts, triple-galvanised wire and screw anchors.

Rolls of galvanised livestock and game fencing mesh

Material we use

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Netting and nets

Livestock and game fencing mesh

Robust protection for livestock and wildlife

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Fencing and enclosures

Tie-knot mesh

Maximum strength for game fencing

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Fencing and enclosures

Rabbit netting for crop protection

Height 80 to 130 cm – 30 cm Buried

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Trellising and fastening

Class 4 and 4 SP treated pine wood posts

Diameters 4/6 to 10/12 cm – Lengths 1.5 to 4 m

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Real installations

Work by our team

How we work

From the plot study to the finished installation

A single point of contact throughout the project: we measure, design, supply and install.

Site visit and measurement
We study the plot, the crop and the risk. If needed, a topographic survey or measurement with SIGFRUT®.
Project and quote
We propose the system, the materials and the number of posts, cables and anchors. A detailed, no-obligation quote.
Supply and installation
We manufacture the NovaNet® netting and build the structure with our own team, or we supply the material if you install it yourself.
Follow-up
Advice on the use and maintenance of the installation to extend its service life season after season.

Frequently asked questions

What we are asked most

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What mesh do I need for game fencing?

It depends on the wildlife and the animal pressure. In demanding areas we recommend fixed-knot mesh or heavy or extra-heavy livestock mesh; for rabbits and small animals, partly buried rabbit netting.

How do I stop rabbits getting underneath?

Rabbit netting is installed with part of it buried in the ground, so that animals cannot dig and slip under the enclosure.

Wooden or concrete posts for fencing?

Class 4 or 4 SP autoclave-treated wood can be in direct contact with the ground, absorbs impacts well and is quick to install; prestressed concrete offers maximum rigidity and durability. We recommend whichever best suits the terrain and the use. Post comparison.

Do end posts need to be set in concrete?

Not necessarily: screw anchors secure end posts on livestock or game fencing with no foundations or heavy machinery.

Do you install industrial and perimeter fencing?

Yes. As well as agricultural and livestock fencing, we install perimeter enclosures for warehouses, storage buildings and logistics centres. Solutions for commerce and industry.

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