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Precast Concrete Fence Panels
Concrete fence panels range from precast concrete, bamboo slats, welded wire mesh, hardwood and concrete to rail and other materials used to create the internal fence part that exist between columns.
Determining the proper type of panel in your fence is crucial to your purpose. Knowing why you want the fence can help you decide your panel material. If you want an opaque fence, concrete fence panel is a good choice. If you want a light, simple perimeter, wire can be used.
How the panel is secured is another aspect to consider in reference to your purpose for installing a fence. Panels are generally stacked, hung or inserted. Stacked panels use sheets that gain strength as you increase the layers. Hung wall panels must be light enough to be supported by the column. Inserted panels often use a slot formed in the column as a groove where the panel fits inside.
In many structures, precast concrete serves as a sturdy option that helps promote security, privacy, boundaries and durability. The precast industry is a sector of the concrete industry whereby product is cast in a different location that its final placement. Due to its strength, usability and aesthetic qualities, precast concrete refers to any size or shape of concrete that has been poured into a concrete form equipment before installation. Such precasting can be completed on-site or in a central casting facility.
Various strengths of precast concrete fence panel can be created for your specific applications and requirements. This makes precast concrete ideal for projects where longevity, strength and reliability are important factors. Furthermore, precast concrete fence panels can also be formulated to resist weather and atmospheric conditions found in specific geographic locations.
While few people are aware of the extensive design that the can be formed using precast concrete, concrete fence panels are also used where beauty is desired. AFTEC manufactures multiple fence panels that can serve multiple functions including ornamental iron, vinyl, wood, stucco, rail, cable, horse fence and other uses, while providing many architectural forms and textures including stone, brick, block and stucco. |