Renewal of the old access prevention fence! Utilizing existing posts, reducing construction time by over 50%.
The "DON'T DIG Method" allows for the installation of new poles without excavation by cutting and reusing part of the existing poles. It can be installed without being affected by the roots of trees and other vegetation in mountainous areas, and it does not generate industrial waste. It accommodates various pole shapes and does not require archaeological surveys for buried cultural properties. Additionally, since no digging is involved, it does not damage buried cables. 【Features】 ■ Utilizes existing poles for construction ■ Shorter construction period due to no excavation ■ No industrial waste generated ■ Not affected by the roots of trees and other vegetation ■ Compatible with various pole shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Installation Method】 ■ Cut the existing post 150mm from the top of the foundation. ■ Insert the new post into the existing post. ■ Tighten the bolts. Completed. ■ After sealing the base of the new post, fill the base with non-shrink mortar. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Access Prevention Fence *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Until now, we have been cutting down trees on the slopes, excavating the ground to install concrete foundations, and then placing avalanche prevention shelves and rockfall protection shelves on top. However, the avalanche prevention shelves are ineffective against rockfalls, and the rockfall protection shelves are powerless against avalanches. The "triangular fence" developed and sold by our company effectively functions against both avalanches and rockfalls, and it does not require any excavation of the ground or concrete work, which could cause secondary disasters. It can be easily constructed using only lightweight materials, making it an environmentally friendly construction method suitable for the 21st century that does not compromise the landscape.
