Abstract: The invention provides an elongate security rail comprising a land extending in the long direction of the rail and which is connectable to the top edge of a wall or the frame of a framed fence. A series of barbed palings one spaced apart on one side of the land, and a series of spikes one spaced apart on the opposite side of the land. The land, palings and spikes are formed integrally from a strip of flat metal and subsequently bent so as to project in a generally upward direction when the land is connected to the wall. This invention also provides a method of making such a security rail.

Abstract: A method of forming a wall security fixture of the kind having an elongate rail and a plurality of upstanding palings connected to the rail. In the method, a flat sheet of material is punched to form a series of flat, intermediate paling members which are located side-by-side in complementary relationship. The individual intermediate members are then folded about an axis of symmetry to form V-shaped palings which have outwardly splayed end portions which can be welded or otherwise fixed to the web of a channel-shaped rail to secure the paling to the rail. The invention extends to wall security fixtures formed according to the method.