Installation
Whether you’re developing a subdivision or just adding some privacy fencing behind your suburban home, there are an astonishing number of variables to consider. There are essentially no limits to what you can do with Timbercrete products, and its flexibility allows you to have a unique installation like no other.
Terrain, soil, design considerations and each project’s unique construction challenges will differ, often quite drastically. In addition, homeowners, contractors and architects all have different needs and concerns. All of these considerations – aesthetic, structural, economic – go into the development of a customized Timbercrete solution.
Because of the variables, and because you can do so many different and creative things with Timbercrete, we do not offer “cookie cutter” solutions. Every installation is a custom installation, every job is our most important job and every finished project is a source of pride – for us, as well as the property owner.
To get a proper and accurate estimate for your Timbercrete project, simply contact us directly. We will give you the utmost in personal attention and professional service as we strive to answer your every question and meet your every need.
Architectural Specifications
Timbercrete Fencing Systems products and design criteria are for fencing structures up to 14′ tall and all soil conditions.
Specifications and Notes:
- Maximum post spacing limited to 6′-3″ O.C. Design requirements for fence post footings for Timbercrete Fence Systems based on IBC & ASCE/SEI 7-05 requirements. Wind velocity pressure = 14 psi at 105 MPH wind force, Section 6.5.10 and Formula (6-15) & Section 1805.7.21.
- All manufacturing processes to conform to local building codes.
- All footing concrete shall attain a minimum compressive strength of 2000 PSI at 28 days using Type 1 or Type 2 cement.
- All reinforcing steel shall conform to ASTM A-615 Grade 60.
- All foundations to be in undisturbed soil or 90% compacted fill.
- Wind load spec for 105 MPH wind per IBC & 2007 CBC & ASCE/SEI 7-10.
- Contractor shall be responsible to verify site conditions.
- Engineer approval required when fence materials are used under conditions that differ from the specs.
- Panels and posts are manufactured from concrete that attains a minimum comp. strength of 4000 PSI at 28 days certified by the manufacturer.