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35 metres

20 metres

Fencing should not be located within 1000m of a marine environment or in severe 

industrial or corrosive environments. For more information refer to the ‘Selection, Use 

and Maintenance of Stratco Steel Products’ Brochure.

Stratco does not accept liability for any loss or damage suffered as a result of any errors 
in the interpretation or application of this design guide. Any person wishing to check 

any calculations made by them pursuant to this method may wish to seek independent 

engineering advice.

EXAMPLE

Design  wind  speeds  have  been  determined  in  accordance  with  AS1170.2-2002  and 

AS4055-1992 allowing for a design return period of 25 years.

This method has been developed by Stratco with the assistance of suitably qualified en-

gineers to comply with the requirements of the above standards.

It is assumed that the soil is natural and in a relatively undisturbed state.

You intend to construct a fence around the boundary of your property. You want to build 
a 2100mm high screen top fence with Wavelok cladding. The first step is to work out the 

wind speed for your area. By referring to the ‘Determining Wind Speed’ brochure, you 

calculate your wind speed is W33.

You determine that the free ends need to be either a three sheet tapered panel or a two 
sheet panel that is not tapered by refering to Table 1.3. The internal panels on the rest 
of the fence can be standard three sheet panels. The corners need no special treatment. 

Using the post spacings in Table 2.0 you can calculate the required number of panels. 

Assuming that you intend to use tapered panels on both free ends, all of the post spac-

ings are 2350mm.

From these figures you calculate that the 35 metre sides will require 15 panels, and the 

20 metre rear side will need nine panels, making a total of 39 panels.

MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS

DESIGN NOTES

Cohesion Properties

5kPa

20kPa
25kPa

Shear Strength Perimeter Ø

35 degrees
30 degrees
15 degrees

Sandy

Sandy clay

Clay

Soil Type

FOOTINGS HAVE BEEN BASED ON THE FOLLOWING SOIL PROPERTIES

CONTACT

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Summary of Contents for Good Neighbour

Page 1: ...DESIGN GUIDE Good Neighbour ...

Page 2: ...e to neighbours on either side of the fence CGI Mini may not be available in all states check with your local Stratco store for availability SUPERDEK As a high tensile steel profile sheet Superdek is suitable for fencing applications because of its strength and its modern good looking appearance The Superdek profile has been the number one fence sheet choice for Good Neighbour fencing for many yea...

Page 3: ... with solid gates are not classed as free ends Tapering occurs over the final two panels The two panels come to a combined height that is two thirds the height of the other internal fence panels refer to Figure 1 0 When choosing a design it is more economical to use three sheet panels Two sheet panels are generally used in areas that have a high wind speed or for designs that require the use of no...

Page 4: ...0mm WITH A SCREEN TOP EXTENSION Table 1 0 Standard Screen top Standard Screen top STYLE Square End Tapered End Square End Tapered End W60 W60 W41 W41 W55 W41 W33 W33 Square End Tapered End W50 W50 W41 W41 W50 W41 W33 W33 W60 W60 W60 W60 W60 W55 W50 W50 Square End Tapered End W60 W60 W60 W60 W60 W60 W55 W55 2 Sheet Panel 50SHS Posts 2 Sheet Panel 3 Sheet Panel 50SHS Posts 3 Sheet Panel The tables b...

Page 5: ...e sheets to be fixed to the top and bottom tracks at the overlaps with 10x16mm self drilling screws It is recommended that the sheets also be joined mid span at Gates are available in single format for pedestrian access or double format for vehicle access and can be optioned with or without the Good Neighbour screen top Single gates are 820mm wide and are commonly fixed to 50mm SHS posts with an 8...

Page 6: ...high screen top fence with Wavelok cladding The first step is to work out the wind speed for your area By referring to the Determining Wind Speed brochure you calculate your wind speed is W33 You determine that the free ends need to be either a three sheet tapered panel or a two sheet panel that is not tapered by refering to Table 1 3 The internal panels on the rest of the fence can be standard th...

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