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Pretoria
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Alberton
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West Rand
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When choosing a fence, you should take into account the climate of the area where you live. For example, in colder climates, consider the frost line and use concrete anchors placed deep enough to support the fence posts. For warmer and wetter climates, you should stay away from most woods because they are susceptible to water damage. Vinyl is the best choice for more temperate regions as it can hold up in damp weather, but it can be damaged by extreme heat. If you live in an area that experiences frequent frigid temperatures, then you may want to stick with more durable materials. Metal, bamboo and specific species of wood are the most resilient materials in colder climates.
Boundary walls and fences must be measured from the existing level of the ground that abuts the wall or fence. If the level of the ground on opposite sides of the fence or wall are not equal, the height should be measured from the higher of the two sides. If soil is retained by a boundary wall, the maximum permitted height of the retained soil is 2,1 m. This should be measured from the natural ground level in front of the wall. A balustrade wall not exceeding 1 m in height is permitted above the level of the retained soil.
For any fences that do not exceed 1.8 m in height you won’t need a plan as they are considered “minor building work”. However, you will still need authorisation by your local authority's building control officer.
You cannot install a barbed wire fence in a residential area or in a commercial area.
The razor wire we are requiring will be fastened onto an exisitng flat razor wire fence and also onto an existing palisade fencing
Need further advice. Planning on purchasing 2 Hectare plot for residential and small scale farming. The plan is to live and do farming on 1 hectare and use the other hectare for livestock grazing for 10 years and then sell it. Is is then wise to install electric on the entire 2 hectare or just 1 hectare and do normal razor wire fencing on one. The livestock will graze and be returned each day back into the electric fenced hectare.
I would like to put razor wire fence (flatwrap) on top of precast wall
I am in need of razor wire fence
I need razor wire fence
would like quotes options on Clearview fencing electric fencing, palisade and razor wire fence
I have a very tight budget here I am looking at buying a barbed razor wire fence that is about long. Please feel free to contact me for more info
Not sure what is required but I am looking for some sort of razor wire fencing to put atop my existing vibercrete wall. My specs in terms of length and height may be off but I would like an idea of the cost involved.
Razor wire fence erected on top of pre cast wall
*Razor wire fence 1.8m high as per drawing - m *Strays includes bolts and nuts -() -standard 2.4m high -() -76mm DLA galvernised poles 2.4m high -(32) -25Mpa concrete for base and stray - (41) -Strain wire light Galv 3.15mm -() -Strain wire barbed wire 3.15mm -()
