Anti Climb Paint - Perimeter Security

Anti Climb Paint offers a simple and economic way to stop people climbing over your walls or fences, onto your flat roof, up your drainpipe or CCTV camera pole, etc - an effective, low cost addition to your perimeter security

Anti-climb paint, (also called anti-intruder paint, or security paint) is applied thickly and never sets. It remains in gel form making any attempt at climbing any surface painted with it almost impossible and certainly very messy as it will contaminate skin, clothing, etc.

To avoid accidental contact, it is suggested that Anti Climb paint is only used on surfaces above head height (ideally at a minimum of 2.4 metres / 8' off the ground) and we recommend that it should be used in conjunction with appropriate warning signs (in most cases, display of an appropriate warning sign may be a legal requirement where anti climb paint is used at non domestic properties / locations). 

Typically it is used on poles, down-pipes, wall tops, railings, roof & ridge tiles, etc. and in some cases may be used in conjunction with other anti climb products such as spiked collars, rotating barriers and the like.
 
More recently, the product has been recommended by the London Diocesan Advisory Committee as a practical method of deterring theft of lead or copper roof, pipe-work, etc, from church roofs.

Safe and easy to apply with no volatile solvents, anti climb paint is non toxic. It sheds most airborne debris and offers excellent weatherproofing protection to wood, metal and masonry surfaces

Suitable for use in temperatures between  -15 and +35 degrees C, Anti Climb Paint is black in colour and covers approximately one square metre per litre of paint. It's available in 1.0, 2.5 litre and 5.0 litre cans

Anti climb paint makes climbing very messy and almost impossible

Manufactured for Insight Security, anti climb paint is available in
 1.0, 2.5 and 5.0 litre cans

Warning Signs: 
it is strongly recommended (and in many cases a legal requirement) that appropriate warning signs should be displayed where this product is in use. 

click here for details of our range of suitable Warning Signs

It is generally accepted that warning signs should be displayed at 3-4 metre intervals on the approach side of the protected boundary fence / wall 

Volume production, means that our security paint is normally the most competitively priced available

back to Perimeter Security index