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angelo
09-14-2009, 10:28 PM
I am thinking to replace my bamboo fence with concrete one. I need some information regarding concrete fence.

Please quote me the best materials, please mention if possible, brand names. Thanks. Ung fence is mababa lang xa, mga 3-4ft lang ang taas from the ground.


Gaano kalalim ung foundation (hukay)? ung lupa dito is mejo mabato sya na lupa to sandy type
Standard length distance ng mga poste from each other at size ng poste?
Required size of steel bars sa mga poste at sa mga hollow blocks
Standard length ng gates?


Thanks in advance.

Housingway
10-07-2009, 10:56 AM
I am thinking to replace my bamboo fence with concrete one. I need some information regarding concrete fence.

Please quote me the best materials, please mention if possible, brand names. Thanks. Ung fence is mababa lang xa, mga 3-4ft lang ang taas from the ground.


Gaano kalalim ung foundation (hukay)? ung lupa dito is mejo mabato sya na lupa to sandy type
Standard length distance ng mga poste from each other at size ng poste?
Required size of steel bars sa mga poste at sa mga hollow blocks
Standard length ng gates?


Thanks in advance.

Good morning! You might like to check out Vazcrete/Vazfence, just search vazcrete in google and the website link will come up.
Vazcrete panels are already integrated with steel bars so you can be assured of its quality versus hollow blocks. :)

hardworker
10-07-2009, 08:56 PM
Angelo, sa aking karanasan ang gusto ko ay laging siguradong matibay ang gawa. Kung malambot ang lupa o matubig ang pagtatayuan ng bakod ay maglagay ka ng tiebeam. Kung mabato o matigas ay maglagay ka lang ng footing sa bawat poste ng bakod. Ang gagamitin mong bakal ay pwede ng #12 bakod lang naman iyan , at ang hollowblock ay pwede na ang #5 mababa lang naman iyan. At ang pagitan ng poste ay tuwing 2 metro. Kung may sasakyan kang ipapasok ay 3 meter ang luwang ng gate at kung wala naman at daang tao lang ang gate mo ay 1 meter magkabila ay poste. Good luck

hardworker
10-07-2009, 09:00 PM
Ang lalim ng bakod ay magbaon ka ng 3 hollowblocks at gawin mo ito ng hindi tag ulan para matibay at maganda ang pagkatuyo ng semento.

hardworker
10-07-2009, 09:03 PM
Mas malalim ang footing kaysa sa hanay ng hollowblocks.
GOOD LUCK

cyberchrono
05-02-2010, 07:16 PM
puede rin every 3meter yung poste mo...tapos sa pinakataas n hollow blocks lagay k ng lintel beam..parang kapitan lang ng hollow blocks mo sa taas

bbn
05-02-2010, 09:43 PM
What's a lintel beam? Specs please.

JayL
05-02-2010, 09:55 PM
What's a lintel beam? Specs please.

Diito here.

cyberchrono
05-03-2010, 08:16 AM
What's a lintel beam? Specs please.

lintel beams are beams that hold the hollow blocks especially if it is too high

louval
06-10-2010, 07:03 PM
Any idea on the pricing?

For example just 7m straight?

Good morning! You might like to check out Vazcrete/Vazfence, just search vazcrete in google and the website link will come up.
Vazcrete panels are already integrated with steel bars so you can be assured of its quality versus hollow blocks. :)

opzuk4x4
06-13-2010, 01:23 AM
Diito here.
Lintel Beams are beams used as a finishing piece over a door or a window opening, also known as header in layman's terms.

opzuk4x4
06-13-2010, 01:27 AM
lintel beams are beams that hold the hollow blocks especially if it is too highI think you are referring to a tie/strap beam.

macG
12-12-2010, 01:33 PM
Good morning! You might like to check out Vazcrete/Vazfence, just search vazcrete in google and the website link will come up.
Vazcrete panels are already integrated with steel bars so you can be assured of its quality versus hollow blocks. :)

Any idea on the pricing?

For example just 7m straight?

Yep. Vazcrete has nice prefab fences. Different nice designs. I called their hotline before. And they sent me a copy of their brochure in Powerpoint format. If anyone needs a copy, I can email it to you.

I saw Vazcrete walls in some villages, and I think the PNR Nichols train station uses Vazcrete fence, unlike the whole stretch of the South Luzon Expressway.

tanggero
05-05-2011, 03:39 PM
Post every 3m with column footing, wall should have wall footing as well

mchammer
05-24-2011, 10:44 PM
Mga Sir question lng po, Ung nka baon po sa fence ko hndi tie beam kundi tie lng bali 2 12mm at 1 10mm sa gitna. tanong ko lng po kaya kya neto mag pa 2nd floor?
eto po details ng fence ko
column footing 12mm
columns 16mm at 10mm ang gitna
wall footing 12mm sides at 1pc. 10mm gitna. ung nga ties nya 10mm.
ung lupa medyo di ganon ka tigas dahil panambak ang ginamit
wla nman advice ung panday na e tie beam bsta sabi ko lng me abang ako pa 2nd floor
nagkamali ba cya ng diskarte sa pag gawa? tnx

rosy
05-25-2011, 09:32 AM
Hey bro, you are confusing me here, what do you mean by putting a second floor on your fence ? Are we talking here of fencing structure or housing structure ? Please rephrase your question and be specific so I can answer you direct to the point.

mchammer
05-25-2011, 09:20 PM
wall footing sir, thnx for the clarification ung wall footing ko hndi nka tie beam, tie lng bali 2 pcs. 12mm side to side then 10mm center ung mga tied sa kanila 10mm. fencing structure sir, nag pag pagawa ako last month for security reasons na din.

rosy
05-25-2011, 11:08 PM
@ mchammer,

OK bro, much clearer now,

The structure of you wall footing is just fine, that is the same structure of my fence footing, the two 12mm corr. steel bars tied with 10mm steel bars across would appear like a railroad track and its purpose is to have a stronger base or footing for the hollow blocks and also an anchor for the three vertical bars spaced at 1 meter apart from each other in between two posts.

I don't see any reason why there is a need for a tie beam unless on the other side of the fence or adjoining lot, the land or soil is a bit higher than your property, and has a possibility to push or give pressure to your newly constructed concrete wall. I just hope too that three hollow blocks were used for the sub grade of your concrete fence. ;) :)

mchammer
05-25-2011, 11:27 PM
exactly sir just like a rail road track. nope only two 4in hollow blocks was placed below. the one who constructed my fence placed rail road track, but another worker whom just passed by told me that you panday should have placed tie beam instead of rail road track, I told my panday what the other panday told me, he told me is he an engineer? did he go to school for that? well i guess its an ego thing. now I'm bit confused about tie beam and rail road track, given the specs that i mentioned in thread #15 can i still make 2nd floor? or is the integrity questionable?
by the way my vertical and horizontal is 10mm

rosy
05-25-2011, 11:43 PM
@ mchammer,

How tall is your fence and why do you have to put a second floor, what for ? you are confusing me again. I simply cannot comprehend what you are pointing at bro. :confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes:

There is a problem here also, why did you use a 4" hollow blocks, its not sturdy enough to carry weight, " masyadong manipis " for a concrete fence. You should have used at least the 5" hollow blocks, " mas maraming semento ang palaman ", better for the hollow blocks and the fence.

mchammer
05-26-2011, 12:12 AM
my wall fence is same height as my columns 8ft. in height. my lot is only 120 sq. mtrs so I must maximize my space, when i told my panday to construct me a fence i told him, my abang for future provision of 2nd floor. i believe my column footing and columns are strong but not sure about the wall footing since its not a tie beam but a rail road track.

since a lintel beam would ride on the columns and on the wall fence, there will be a pressure applied would there be a possibility my wall footing would crack because it is not a tie beam?

also pressure from the slab that is attached to the lintel beam is expected. now I'm having second thoughts if my Wall footing could take the weight of my materials.

by the way the distance of my column to another column is 10ft.

i think i will have to abandon the 2nd flr project. the panday i got wasn't a pro. maraming flaw like the rail road track and the chb used.

rosy
05-26-2011, 12:12 PM
To strengthen your 4" thick fence wall, why don't you put a beam or " BIGA " on the top end of your concrete fence wherein this beam ( with its skeletal/metal structure or support be welded to the post or column) shall also be connected to your posts. ;)

The distance between your two post is just right and standard, and with regards to the rebars support on your wall footing, I think there is nothing to worry about it, both ends naman of the metal support( railroad track) " ay lusot lusotan sa " rebars of each column and that will serve as your tie beam underneath, I just hope that is what your kantero/contratista did. :rolleyes:

By the way is the " second floor " you are talking about is the extention on the height of your concrete fence ? Are you thinking of putting additional hollow block on your fence to increase the height in the future or are we talking here of a fire wall for future house extentions, I'm just curious about the " second floor " thing. :confused: :p

bmac
05-26-2011, 08:26 PM
Mga Sir question lng po, Ung nka baon po sa fence ko hndi tie beam kundi tie lng bali 2 12mm at 1 10mm sa gitna. tanong ko lng po kaya kya neto mag pa 2nd floor?
eto po details ng fence ko
column footing 12mm
columns 16mm at 10mm ang gitna
wall footing 12mm sides at 1pc. 10mm gitna. ung nga ties nya 10mm.
ung lupa medyo di ganon ka tigas dahil panambak ang ginamit
wla nman advice ung panday na e tie beam bsta sabi ko lng me abang ako pa 2nd floor
nagkamali ba cya ng diskarte sa pag gawa? tnx

kung bakod eto. overdesign. padala ka nga ng picture. haba ng babakuran at taas na gusto mo.
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tanggero
06-06-2011, 12:23 PM
my wall fence is same height as my columns 8ft. in height. my lot is only 120 sq. mtrs so I must maximize my space, when i told my panday to construct me a fence i told him, my abang for future provision of 2nd floor. i believe my column footing and columns are strong but not sure about the wall footing since its not a tie beam but a rail road track.

since a lintel beam would ride on the columns and on the wall fence, there will be a pressure applied would there be a possibility my wall footing would crack because it is not a tie beam?

also pressure from the slab that is attached to the lintel beam is expected. now I'm having second thoughts if my Wall footing could take the weight of my materials.

by the way the distance of my column to another column is 10ft.

i think i will have to abandon the 2nd flr project. the panday i got wasn't a pro. maraming flaw like the rail road track and the chb used.

Bro,

Beam's reinforcements is connected only to column and not on wall. Kung abang ang beam for future 2nd floor, kailangan naka-design ang column mo para dito.

Norris
07-20-2011, 03:12 AM
Concrete fence is looking very nice to increase the decoration the home,.
Nice information with tips and ideas shared about Building concrete fence,.

timber715
07-20-2011, 03:22 AM
Concrete fence is looking very nice to increase the decoration the home,.
Nice information with tips and ideas shared about Building concrete fence,.
hey Norris, welcome. tell us something about yourself, taga saan ka and ano hilig mo...

spykersetter
08-14-2011, 03:21 AM
pag naghukay po para sa poste ng bahay or ng bakod just make it sure na nakita n yung natural grade ng lupa then hukay pa po ng at least 30cm deep from the natural grade , kung maputik naman pero nakita n yung natural grade ng soil lagyan ng grava .