Wall spikes come in various designs and materials, but they are commonly made of galvanized steel or stainless steel for durability and resistance to rust. They can be installed as individual spikes or as a continuous strip, depending on the security needs and aesthetic preferences.
Features:
Deterrent to climbing: The sharp spikes create a physical obstacle for intruders, making it difficult to scale a wall or fence.
Security enhancement: They are often used in high-security areas such as prisons, government buildings, industrial sites, and private properties.
Aesthetic considerations: While primarily functional, wall spikes can also be designed to complement the surrounding structure, though they are often seen as a “no-nonsense” deterrent.
Wall spikes are considered a passive security measure, as they are not actively monitored but serve as a visual and physical deterrent to prevent unauthorized access.
