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My outermost "forification" is the force field, with matching force field gates in front of the regular gates... then a square or two inside would be the last physical wall, which usually is cement.
On the front side (where it leads to the flamethrower alley), it's force field then I have a carbon fence about 6 squares away going in.. then carbon fortification behind that.. just in case.
The idea is, you or your turrets can shoot through the force fields... so having the lower fence nearest to it gives the best defense-sightline combo. I realized this when I put a couple of turrets in the middle of the base to take care of stray fliers, and when I changed the main gate into a force field, the turrets were shooting through it and into the flamethrower alley.
Of course, this strategy is paired with a couple of sirens so the bugs know where to go... plus 8~10 flamethrowers on standby.
I like your idea of putting force fields in front of fences to shoot over. I've been experimenting with having force gates linked to a second motion sensor channel so that the gates don't activate until a bug is already in the kill zone.