In Gambia, the proximity to the Atlantic Ocean creates a highly corrosive environment. Traditional mild steel fences often fail within a few years due to rapid oxidation, leading to frequent replacements of chain link fence panels in coastal regions like Banjul and Serekunda.
The livestock sector, particularly cattle and goat farming, relies heavily on secure boundaries. However, the market has been dominated by low-grade imported wires that lack the tensile strength required to resist aggressive livestock pressure, necessitating a shift toward professional horse panels with reinforced joints.
Urban development and public event management in the region are seeing an increased demand for temporary security. The adoption of standardized crowd control barrier systems is growing, yet there remains a gap in high-quality, galvanized options that can survive the rainy season's extreme moisture.
