Fence Panels To Slot In Concrete Posts
Placing concrete fence panels A concrete fence consists of several concrete panels that are seamlessly stacked on top of each other between slotted posts. The fence posts are then anchored into the ground with concrete post holder.
Our concrete posts for use with timber or concrete panels and gravel boards are manufactured in smooth wet cast concrete with a light grey colour and are steel re-enforced throughout.
Our concrete posts are available in the following sizes.
- ECO Fencing gravel boards can be slotted into existing concrete posts quickly and easily to give a new look. Due to being light ECO Fencing gravel boards are easy to slot in place for anyone. ECO Fencing gravel boards even look good with existing concrete gravel boards, and can produce some excellent results in your garden.
- Our range of concrete posts and gravel boards are manufactured by Supreme Concrete and conform to BS EN specification. These high-quality, steel reinforced posts and boards provide superior strength compared to wet cast alternatives and retain their structural integrity in extreme conditions.
- Concrete Post & Panel Fencing. Post and Panel Fencing comprises heavy-duty slotted posts and infill panels that have a shiplap finish to the front face. An optional application of durite stone (Canterbury Spar) to the reverse face provides an alternative finish, which additionally is less prone to graffiti.
Concrete H Section Posts for Timber and Concrete Panels
1200mm Above Ground 1800mm overall length
1800mm Above Ground 2400mm overall length
2100mm Above Ground 2700mm overall length
All posts are 125mm x 100mm cross section and have a slot along each side to take a maximum 50mm thickness of panel.
Concrete Panels for use with H Section Posts available in the following sizes
1820mm Long x 300mm Wide x 50mm Thick Rock Face Finish
1820mm Long x 300mm Wide x 50mm Plain Finish
1820mm Long x 300mm Wide x 50mm Timber Finish in Brown
Fence Panels To Slot In Concrete Posts Home Depot
Panels have a design on one side and rear of panel is as cast.
I had a new lap fence put up last year using concrete slotted posts. The slots are a bit wider than the fence panels and I recently noticed that some of the panels were starting to warp slightly. I inserted treated 1/2 inch full length battens on one side of fence within each concrete slot. The fence fits snugly now and looks good. However someone has told me that when the fence panels/battens expand and contract in wet weather it might cause the posts to crack as the concrete around the slots is the weakest point.Is this right?Fence Panels To Slot Into Concrete Posts
I would be grateful for some advice - if I have to remove the battens what would be the best alternative?