A massive upscaling in UK data centre capacity is secured by the most intruder-resistant security perimeter on the market.
High-security fencing expert Zaun supplies its 3.6m high ArmaWeave Plus fencing system for a new data centre in the Home Counties.
Zaun subsidiary Binns Fencing will install almost 650m of the highest-spec fencing.
ArmaWeave’s unique properties add substantial resistance to cutting attacks with hand, powered and non-contact tools. In addition, the tight mesh pattern provides no climbing aids, again limiting the potential for intrusion.
Further development with a differing mesh pattern allows the mesh to be raked, limiting the need for stepping panels across undulations in ground levels. The mesh still conforms to the high standard but reduces installation costs significantly compared with standard welded mesh systems.
In addition, Zaun has supplied 250m of enhanced 2.4m high ArmaWeave and just under 100m of SR1 rated 358 fencings around an internal compound.
The total order, including security gates and bollards, could reach £700,000.
The data centre market has sustained double-digit growth in the UK since 2012, fuelled by strong demand from the technology, media and telecom industries and growth in hybrid cloud services.
Zaun is a designer and manufacturers of a wide range of fencing systems, from ROSPA compliant gates and fencing for schools and playgrounds to high-security NOMs and CPNI approved fencing and gates for prisons and high-security institutions. All Zaun fencing, gates and railings are manufactured in our purpose-built factory in Wolverhampton and meet the British standards for which the fencing was meant to be
