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Concor Precast Concrete Palisade fencing is a high quality security system. The strength of the steel reinforced concrete elements ensure a high level of security is achieved. An open slat configuration also acts as a major deterrent as intruders are clearly visible. Concor Palisade Fencing: The first choice.
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Standard Measurements (mm) | |
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Standard Fence height & Panel widths | |
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3000x140 / 80x230 | 4x8mm ø Mild Steel | Fence: 2.4m | ||||
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Beams |
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1940x150 / 140x65 | 4x6mm ø Mild Steel | Panel: 2.0m | ||||
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Pales |
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2370x95 / 80x60 | 3x6mm ø Mild Steel | | ||||
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Palisade Fence Erection:
• Excavate all the holes for the posts at 2000mm intervals (center to center. Each hole must have the following
dimensions: - 400mm long x 400mm wide and 600mm deep.
• Place the end post plumb in the centre of the hole with the slots tapering down towards the base and the slots in
the line of the fence, and fill the hole with concrete, ensuring that the post stays vertical while the concrete cures.
• Place the second post loose in the second hole.
• Place the bottom beam (1940mm long) in the lower slot of the first post and the lower slot of the second post.
• Place the second post plumb in the center of the second hole and fill the hole with concrete, ensuring that the
post stays vertical while the concrete cures.
• Continue with items 3, 4 and 5 until all posts have been placed.
• Starting at the first two posts place the top beam in the upper slots in the posts, continuing until all top beams
have been placed.
• Fix the pales to the beams with bolt, washer and nut, starting at the top beam, using M10-125mm bolts.