FenceTrac manufactures modular fence systems engineered for fleet yards, vehicle staging areas, and maintenance compounds where the perimeter protects high-value mobile assets around the clock. The galvanized G90 steel, powder-coated frame accepts privacy, welded wire, and fire-rated infill in 4-foot, 6-foot, and 8-foot heights, giving fleet operators the flexibility to configure each section of the perimeter for its specific security and operational role.
Fleet yards contain trucks, service vehicles, heavy equipment, and trailers that represent hundreds of thousands of dollars in mobile assets. The perimeter fence is not a formality. It is the physical barrier that determines whether those assets are accessible to unauthorized people after hours, on weekends, and during shift changes.
What to Look for in Fleet Yard Fencing
Asset Security and Anti-Climb Performance
Fleet yards are high-value theft targets. Catalytic converter theft, fuel siphoning, tool theft from service trucks, and full vehicle theft are persistent problems for fleet operators across the country. The perimeter fence is the first deterrent.
FenceTrac privacy fencing at 8-foot height presents a flat, smooth anti-climb surface on both sides with no exposed rails, cross members, or footholds. The solid infill boards sit inside recessed steel channels, eliminating the handholds and stepping points that make chain link and wood fencing easy to scale.
The both-sided design also prevents visual reconnaissance. A would-be thief cannot see which vehicles are parked, where they are positioned, or whether anyone is on site. Removing that information makes the yard a less attractive target.
Heavy-Duty Gate Access for Large Vehicles
Fleet yards require wide gate openings that accommodate trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. Standard residential gate widths are not practical. FenceTrac offers double gates in 8-foot and 12-foot widths, plus rolling and cantilever gate configurations for high-traffic commercial openings where a swing gate would interfere with vehicle turning radius or staging area layout.
All gate hardware includes stainless steel hinges, lockable latches, and a commercial drop rod on double gates. Gate kits accept the same infill as the rest of the fence, maintaining a consistent appearance and security profile across the entire perimeter including the entry points.
Durability in an Industrial Environment
Fleet yards are rough environments. Vehicles back into fences. Forklifts clip posts. Diesel exhaust, road salt, hydraulic fluid, and standing water are constant. The fence needs to absorb incidental contact and environmental exposure without degrading.
The FenceTrac frame uses G90 galvanized steel with a powder-coated finish. LuxeCore composite infill boards are impact resistant, moisture resistant, and UV resistant with a structural aluminum core that maintains rigidity under repeated physical contact. LuxeCore carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty and requires zero maintenance.
Best FenceTrac Products for Fleet Yard Fencing
FenceTrac privacy fencing with LuxeCore composite infill at 8-foot height is the primary recommendation for fleet yard perimeters. The combination of anti-climb performance, visual screening, and impact resistance addresses the core security and durability requirements.
OmniView welded wire fencing is the right choice for perimeter sections where security cameras and patrol visibility are the priority. Welded wire construction resists cutting better than chain link, and the rigid panels hold their shape under physical pressure. Many fleet yards use OmniView along camera-monitored boundaries and privacy fencing along public-facing or high-value storage sections.
FenceTrac fire-rated fencing with aluminum infill is specified for sections near fuel islands, propane storage, and maintenance bays where flammable materials are present. The system carries an ASTM E84-24 Class A fire rating tested by QAI Laboratories.
FenceTrac enclosures handle fuel dispensing areas, dumpster compounds, generator pads, and parts storage within the yard footprint.
Common Questions About Fleet Yard Fencing
How tall should a fleet yard fence be?
Eight feet is the standard for fleet yard perimeters. Some facilities add third-party anti-climb toppings above the fence line for additional deterrence. The FenceTrac steel frame is engineered to support anti-climb accessories mounted to the posts.
Can FenceTrac handle wide gate openings for trucks and trailers?
Yes. Double gates are available in 8-foot and 12-foot widths. Rolling and cantilever gates are available for high-traffic commercial openings where swing clearance is limited.
Does the fence hold up to vehicle contact?
The galvanized G90 steel, powder-coated frame and LuxeCore composite infill are engineered to absorb incidental contact. Individual panels can be replaced without disturbing the rest of the fence line if a panel is damaged by a vehicle strike.
Where FenceTrac Ships Fleet Yard Fencing
FenceTrac ships complete fence systems nationally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Fleet managers, general contractors, and commercial fence installers can order for delivery to the job site. Visit the FenceTrac specifications page for detailed product data for bid packages and facility security plans.
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FenceTrac ships fence systems nationally and has been supplying contractors, property owners, and commercial buyers since 2012.
Every system carries a 20-year warranty and is engineered for long-term performance with minimal maintenance.