Chainwire Fencing designs and installs go kart track fencing across Newcastle and surrounding regions. Our fences improve safety, define spectator areas, and manage access within outdoor and indoor karting facilities.
Track fencing keeps karts on course and spectators safe. It separates vehicles from walkways, pit areas, and operator zones. Barriers also support crowd control during events and direct foot traffic during entry and exit periods.
Track owners use fencing to meet insurance standards, create safer racing environments, and manage access to restricted areas such as loading bays or storage sheds.
Fencing is positioned based on site layout, vehicle speed zones, and track length. Common installations include:
Each fencing layout is planned with operator input and site-specific safety priorities.
Go kart tracks use a combination of barrier types depending on speed zones and space. We install:
Used for perimeter boundaries and spectator areas. Provides visibility and airflow while defining zones.
Suitable for low-speed impact zones or crowd separation. Resists tampering and holds shape well.
Installed in areas requiring physical separation without obstructing vision, often in pit lanes or service zones.
Where applicable, fencing can be integrated with tyre walls or energy-absorbing barriers to improve impact safety.
All fencing is selected to suit indoor or outdoor operation, with finishes available for corrosion resistance and visual alignment.
Fencing must consider potential kart impact and clearance zones. We assess:
Barriers are installed to support controlled impacts where needed or prevent access altogether in higher-risk areas.
Where fencing aligns with high-speed corners, extra clearance or protective padding can be installed behind the barrier.
Fencing must support daily staff access, emergency movements, and controlled customer flow. We install:
All gates are sized for safe movement of karts, trolleys, and support vehicles. Placement is planned to avoid obstructing race visibility or emergency zones.
Indoor tracks require compact fencing designs that fit within building frames. We use:
Outdoor tracks often include wind-exposed areas or varied ground. We install:
Installations adapt to each site’s operational hours and surface type (asphalt, gravel, or mixed terrain).
Karting venues open to the public need fencing to direct flow and separate riders from waiting areas. We help design access paths for:
Fencing height, mesh size, and finish are selected to keep spectators safe without blocking view.
Installation steps include:
We coordinate work with track downtime or maintenance windows to avoid disrupting bookings or planned events.
We offer maintenance and upgrades, including:
Track operators expanding or reconfiguring layouts can contact us to update fencing during construction phases.
Height varies. For spectator areas, 1.8 to 2.4 metres is standard. Lower fencing may be used in pit lanes or along walkways with low exposure.
Fencing prevents entry into spectator zones but is not designed to stop high-speed impacts without additional barriers like tyres or padding.
Yes. We install modular and removable fencing for seasonal or event-based tracks.
Gates are typically manual, but automation is available if required for larger sites or security zones.
Yes. All fencing is installed using galvanised or coated components to resist rust and wear.
Chainwire Fencing supplies go kart track fencing across Newcastle for both public and private venues. Whether setting up a new track or upgrading an existing layout, we deliver secure fencing systems built to perform under pressure.
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