Steel Fencing

In our experience, timber and lightweight decorative fencing often fails where security and longevity matter most. That’s why we fabricate steel fencing systems built for long-term durability, structural strength, and site security – manufactured in line with BS 1722 standards for security fencing.

At MAH Steel, we design and fabricate steel fencing and gates that are used on residential, commercial, and industrial sites where protection isn’t optional. This is not just about appearance – it’s about controlled access, impact resistance, and long service life.

Bespoke design for every site

No two sites are the same, so every system is made to measure. Our steel fabricators create fencing and gate solutions tailored to your perimeter layout, ground levels, and security requirements.

We also design for visual integration, ensuring fencing complements existing buildings and boundary lines rather than looking like an afterthought.

Survey, design & planning

Our process starts with an on-site survey to capture accurate measurements, access points, and fixing requirements. This information is then used to produce a detailed design, aligned with both your requirements and installation conditions.

We work closely with clients throughout this stage so the final specification is clear before fabrication begins.

Fabrication & finish

Once approved, our steel fabricators produce your fencing system using high-grade materials suited to external exposure and long-term use.

All components – including posts, rails, infills, and gate frames – are fabricated for strength and alignment. Welds are finished cleanly for structural reliability and durability in exposed environments.

Supply & installation

After fabrication and quality checks, we deliver directly to site. Installation can be carried out by our trusted fitting teams to ensure correct alignment, fixing, and structural performance.

What is BS 1722 fencing and why does it matter?

BS 1722 is the British Standard for security fencing. It defines requirements for strength, spacing, materials, and installation methods to ensure fencing performs as a real security barrier, not just a visual boundary.

Using BS 1722-compliant systems helps ensure resistance to forced entry, long-term durability, and suitability for commercial and industrial applications where perimeter security is critical.

Speak to our team

If you’re planning a new steel fencing or gate system, we can advise on design, security level, and installation requirements based on your site.

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