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Installation

Heavy components. Precise line, level and foundations.

Concrete palisade installation by experienced Capstone teams — fast, neat and built to last. Serving all of South Africa since 2003. Book your quote.

Loaded flatbed truck carrying fencing components from the storage yard
Standard system

Installed in two-metre sections.

Posts are set at 2 m centres, with two reinforced crossbars and nine bolted pales in each section. Careful handling, good site access and accurate foundations are essential to a straight, durable installation.

  • 1.8 m and 2.4 m fence systems
  • Reinforced precast posts, crossbars and pales
  • 8 mm pale fixing bolts
  • Optional 200 × 150 mm base plinth
  • Optional 500 mm razor flatwrap arrangement
Front view of a mesh vehicle gate with concrete palisade boundary behind it
Concrete palisade with a fabricated mesh gate from Capstone’s project archive.

See the installation details on site

Original Capstone photographs show the site conditions and practical details to discuss when planning your fence.

Concrete fencing components stacked on a flatbed trailer for transport
Concrete fencing components stacked on a flatbed trailer in the loading yard.
Concrete palisade boundary turning a corner beside trees
Concrete palisade boundary turning a corner beside cleared ground.
Close view along concrete pales and their supporting posts
Close view along concrete pales and posts with razor wire above.
Standard installation detail

Foundation and assembly.

The standard drawing is a starting point. Final dimensions and concrete requirements must match the site, height, loading and signed project scope.

Post centres2 m
Standard foundation shown450 × 450 × 600 mm deep
Foundation concrete shownMinimum 15 MPa
CrossbarsTwo per section, concreted to/slotted into posts as detailed
PalesNine per section, bolted top and bottom
Optional plinth200 × 150 mm at the base of the pales
Concrete palisade installation and flatwrap detail
Concrete fencing components stacked on a flatbed trailer for transport
Site logistics

Access must suit the product.

Concrete components require delivery planning, safe offloading, storage space and a practical route along the fence line. Tell Capstone about narrow access, steep slopes, rock, soft ground, services and restricted work hours before quotation.

Pre-plan before pricing

Plan line, delivery route and gate openings.

Concrete components make access, offloading space, ground conditions and corner positions especially important at quotation stage.

PP–01 / PALISADEConcrete palisade installation pre-plan

Quote-stage site capture

PLAN VIEWIllustrative perimeter layout
Concrete palisade fence quotation pre-plan GATE OPENING 1START / DATUM 2CORNER / LEVEL 3END / RETURN 4 DELIVERY + INSTALLATION ACCESS
  1. 1Start of the fence
  2. 2Corner or level change
  3. 3End or return
  4. 4Gate and delivery access
Six-point site brief

Six things to tell us about your site.

01
Fence line

Where should the fence start and finish? Approximate metres are fine for the first enquiry.

02
Corners and slopes

Tell us about corners, steep ground or changes in level.

03
Gates

Do you need access for vehicles, people or both?

04
Ground conditions

Tell us if the ground is rocky, soft or paved, and about any known underground services.

05
Site access

Can a delivery truck and installation equipment reach the fence line?

06
Timing

When do you need the fence, and is other building work happening on site?

This pre-plan explains the details Capstone needs before final measurement, product approval and site-specific installation design.
Project enquiry

Planning a concrete palisade installation?

Send the location, approximate metres, chosen height, gates, razor requirements and photographs of the ground and access route.

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