Anti-Climb Wall Spikes

Razor Wire & Perimeter Toppings

Anti-Climb Wall Spikes

Wall spikes must be matched to the substrate, fixing method, strip profile, spike height and corrosion environment. The supporting wall or rail must be checked before anchors are selected.

Project supply for: security installers, perimeter contractors, distributors and maintenance teams. AP Fencing prepares the product, matched-component, inspection and packing scope for a comparable quotation.

Base material
2.0 / 2.5 mm heavy-gauge steel
Spike height
60 / 110 / 150 mm options
Finish
Hot-dip galvanized or powder-coated
Concrete wallsPrecast boundariesGate topsSecurity fence toppings

Final dimensions, tolerances, finish and accessory compatibility are confirmed in the quotation and approved order documents.

Selection Priorities

Key Anti-Climb Wall Spikes Selections

  • Small, medium or large spike profile
  • Steel thickness and strip length
  • Concrete, masonry, precast or steel substrate
  • Anchor spacing and galvanized or coated finish
ItemTypical SelectionProject Options
Base material2.0 / 2.5 mm heavy-gauge steelStainless steel 304 option
Spike height60 / 110 / 150 mm optionsShark-tooth spike option
FinishHot-dip galvanized or powder-coatedRAL color matching
MountingPre-punched base stripAnchors selected for substrate

Selection Answer

Where Can Anti-Climb Wall Spikes Be Specified?

Wall spikes can be considered for suitable concrete, masonry, precast or steel mounting surfaces where the supporting substrate and public-access conditions permit their use. Confirm strip width, spike profile, corners, anchor spacing, corrosion protection and local requirements before quotation.

Concertina razor wire
Compare when the approved design requires a deeper coil topping with dedicated brackets or support lines.
Security fixings
Coordinate anchors and tamper resistance with the mounting substrate and access conditions.

Complete Assembly

Coordinate Spike Strips, Corners and Anchors

Specify the interfaces together so product dimensions, supports, fixings and accessories do not conflict during installation.

Strip
Folded heavy-gauge steel base with mounting holes
Spikes
Alternating shark-tooth spikes formed from the strip
Fixing
Mechanical or project-selected substrate anchors
Finish
Hot-dip galvanized, powder coated or stainless option

System Quote

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Inspection Scope

Verify Spike, Strip, Hole and Finish Values

  • Measure strip thickness, length and spike height
  • Check punched holes, folds and sharp profile consistency
  • Confirm anchor compatibility with the stated substrate
  • Use layered cartons, edge protection and pallet restraint
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Packing Scope

Contain Sharp Strips and Protect Coated Surfaces

For export, spike strips can be layered in heavy cartons with edge protection and palletized. Final pack count and containment method are confirmed against the approved strip length and profile.

State bundle-weight limits, unloading method, accessory identification and required shipment records in the RFQ.

Buyer Questions

Wall Spike and Anchor Questions

Final selections remain subject to the approved quotation, drawings and project requirements.

Which spike height should be selected?

Selection depends on the security objective, available mounting width, public access risk and local requirements. State the substrate and mounting location before quotation.

Can wall spikes be color matched to the fence?

Yes. Powder-coated options can be quoted to an agreed RAL color when the substrate preparation and coating system are also specified.

Which spike and base-strip dimensions must be confirmed?

State spike height and profile, base-strip length and thickness, mounting surface, corners and total installed length. The substrate must suit the selected anchors.

Can anchors and corner arrangements be included?

Yes. Provide wall or rail material, width, corner layout and exposure conditions so anchor type, spacing and finish can be reviewed.

Which surface finish should be specified?

Typical selections include Hot-dip galvanized or powder-coated. Select the final coating or material grade for the exposure environment, service conditions, color and agreed inspection requirement.

What information is needed for an accurate quotation?

Provide configuration, dimensions, quantity, finish or material grade, mounting method, accessories, destination, inspection documents and target delivery schedule.

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Product RFQ

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