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Sports and high-ball fencing

Stadium Fence / Sports Fence

Tall perimeter fencing for sports grounds: it keeps balls inside the field of play, guides spectators and still allows clear sightlines. Panels are supplied as stacked tiers so that standard container dimensions are respected.

›Structure: double wire 2D mesh or chain link mesh
›Mesh aperture: 50×200 mm
›Wire diameter: core 4.0 mm / after coating 5.0 mm
›Height: 3,000–6,000 mm in stacked tiers
›Posts: 60×60 / 80×60 mm SHS
›Finish: hot-dip galvanized ≥250 g/m² + polyester powder ≥100 µm

Also known as: Sports fence · Ball stop fence · Stadium perimeter fence · Multi-tier fence

Specification Parameters

Typical range. Final dimensions, coating mass and tolerances are confirmed on the order drawing.

Construction Double wire 2D mesh panel or chain link mesh, depending on the height and budget
Mesh aperture 50×200 mm for twin wire panels; smaller apertures available where needed
Wire diameter Inner core 4.0 mm; after coating 5.0 mm
Overall height 3,000–6,000 mm, built from stacked panel tiers
Panel size Width 2,000–3,000 mm, height 2,000–4,000 mm per tier
Post section 60×60 or 80×60 mm SHS, sized for the exposed height and wind load
Top arrangement Flat, angled inwards or curved top
Coating Hot-dip galvanized ≥250 g/m² plus polyester powder ≥100 µm
Accessories Anti-vibration rubber pads, clamps, bracing for corner and end posts
Packing Protected pallets sized for standard container loading

Product Detail

Stadium Fence installation detail

What this detail shows

Stacked panel tiers clamped to a heavy post, showing the connection at the tier joint.

Tier clamp Heavy SHS post Anti-vibration pad

Related specification

Post section
60×60 or 80×60 mm SHS, sized for the exposed height and wind load
Accessories
Anti-vibration rubber pads, clamps, bracing for corner and end posts

Need this fixing arrangement matched to your layout? Send the drawing and we will confirm the components.

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Materials & Coating Options

Panel mesh Twin-wire welded mesh or chain link mesh in galvanized wire
Coating Hot-dip galvanized ≥250 g/m² with polyester powder top coat
Posts Heavy square or rectangular hollow section, galvanized to match
Ball containment Aperture and height matched to the sport being played

Typical Applications

Football and rugby grounds

Typical configuration

H 4,000–6,000 mm behind goals, 2,000–3,000 mm along touchlines

Higher sections are concentrated where the ball leaves the pitch most often.

Tennis and multi-use courts

Typical configuration

H 3,000–4,000 mm, 50×200 mm aperture

Perimeter and dividing fences between adjacent courts.

Training centres and academies

Typical configuration

H 3,000–6,000 mm, full enclosure

Complete enclosures where balls must be fully contained.

Sports parks and recreation areas

Typical configuration

H 2,000–4,000 mm, colour to match venue

Combined with spectator barriers and gates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are panels supplied in tiers rather than one tall panel?

Panels above about 3,000 mm become difficult to handle and uneconomical to ship. Stacking two or three shorter tiers reaches the same height while keeping component sizes within standard container limits.

How is the height decided around a pitch?

It follows where the ball actually leaves the field. Behind goals and at the corners, the fence is usually higher; along the touchline it can be lower. A common approach is to vary the height around the perimeter rather than use one value everywhere.

Is wind load a problem at this height?

Yes, and it becomes the governing factor above about 4,000 mm. The post section and wall thickness must be checked against the local wind speed, so the site location should always be given when enquiring.

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