The word itself, concrete, brings to mind associations with reliability, durability, and inaccessibility for many. It is worth saying that not all concrete fences correspond to this stereotype. We will talk about this in more detail in the following articles, but for now we will touch on the topic of concrete fences in general terms.
A classic reinforced concrete fence does not differ in its variety of shapes and installation principles: installation is carried out in the so-called concrete foundation glasses, after which the spans are connected to each other, eliminating the possibility of penetration. There are other installation methods that involve pouring a common foundation. The slabs may differ in physical (length, height, width, concrete grade) and aesthetic (industrial and decorative fences) parameters.
As you understand, all concrete fences can be divided into two main types - industrial and decorative. The name of these types of fences indicates their strengths. But there is one thing that all reinforced concrete fences have in common - simplicity and speed of installation. The buyer receives ready-made spans; all that remains is to prepare the base and carry out installation. Installation of a concrete fence is carried out using special equipment, although decorative versions are lightweight and can consist of several parts, which eliminates the need to use additional machines and mechanisms.