Professional Guard Rail & Safety Fencing Solutions
Guard rails and industrial safety fencing protect employees, equipment, and the public at commercial and industrial properties across Wisconsin. We design and install OSHA-compliant systems for warehouses, parking facilities, roadways, loading docks, and any application requiring controlled vehicle and pedestrian separation.
OSHA Compliant
All installations meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910.23 standards for fixed industrial stairs and walking/working surfaces where applicable.
Vehicle Impact Protection
Heavy-gauge steel guard rails absorb and redirect vehicle impacts to protect pedestrians, equipment, and building structures.
Commercial & Industrial
Warehouses, distribution centers, parking decks, manufacturing facilities, and road applications throughout Wisconsin.
Custom Engineering
We design guard rail systems for your specific site layout, traffic patterns, and load requirements.
Guard Rail Types & Applications
W-Beam Highway Guard Rail
- Standard roadway and parking lot perimeter protection
- Galvanized or powder-coated steel
- AASHTO M180 compliant where required
- Available in various post spacings and heights
Pipe & Post Guard Rail
- Internal warehouse and facility pedestrian protection
- Steel pipe rails at 42-inch top rail height (OSHA standard)
- Mid-rails at 21 inches for fall protection compliance
- Yellow powder coat or galvanized finish options
Cable Guard Rail
- Flexible perimeter protection with high visibility
- Common for parking lots and commercial driveways
- Lower visual impact than solid rail systems
Concrete Barrier & Jersey Curb
- Permanent vehicle redirection barriers
- Precast or poured-in-place concrete
- Used at high-impact zones and loading areas
Wisconsin Winter Performance
Guard rail systems in Wisconsin must be installed to handle frost heave, de-icing salt corrosion, and freeze-thaw cycles. We use galvanized or hot-dip zinc coated steel and frost-depth concrete footings for all permanent installations.
Common Applications
- Warehouse aisle and equipment separation
- Loading dock edge protection
- Parking lot perimeter and pedestrian separation
- Drive-through lane separation
- Roadway and highway shoulder protection
- Bridge approach and guardrail systems
- Roof edge fall protection systems
- Stair and mezzanine edge protection