Zaun’s experience in the prison market puts us in good stead to provide ideal solutions for high-security institutions. Our 358 fencing and gates range has been designed and approved by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) for use in prison institutions around the UK.

Prison Gates from Zaun, a range of high-security gates. Approved by the Ministry of Justice to meet the specifications supplied by the MoJ. Each prison gate is supplied on round prison-style posts and clad with HiSec 358 mesh, HiSec DualSkin mesh or solid panels.

Prison yards and access points require gates that can be quickly and easily secured, CLD Systems addresses the unique security needs of correctional facilities with a range of manual and automated gates.

We make all steel gates to match your desired fencing requirements. Please call if you need bespoke fencing, we will be happy to help you with any specifications you may need and a fitting service is available if required.

Prison Gates from Zaun, a range of high security gates. Approved by the Ministry of Justice to meet the specifications supplied by the MoJ. Each prison gate is supplied on round prison style posts and clad with with HiSec 358 mesh, HiSec DualSkin mesh or solid panels.

High security prison gates approved by the Ministry of Justice. Supplied on round prison style posts. Designed to match the fence line and blend seamlessly into prison perimeter security. Mesh cladding and privacy screening are available to suit project requirements.

Check out our prison signs selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops.

Procter Contracts offers a range of prison fences with various security attributes, customized to the security risk of the inmates. From HiSec standard 358 prison mesh to advanced woven mesh Armaweave, we have the solution for your security needs.

RMC74HE4–This way to Prison, road sign. The sign to Eastchurch Prison, Isle of Sheppey, Kent England, UK. A picture of the B Wing sign on display inside the Crumlin Road Gaol, Belfast.

Prison gates and access control. Gates should have the same infill as the fencing, to provide a cohesive security level across the site. Sliding gates are often preferred over swing gates because they offer rapid operation and are less vulnerable to forceful attacks.