Fence Base Panels

If you're planning to install a new rigid mesh fence, it's important to ensure its strength by choosing a high-quality concrete base panel. Whether you're a homeowner or a construction professional, selecting materials that meet industry standards is essential.
Our range of rigid mesh fencing includes panels designed specifically for outdoor use in your yard or garden. Choosing quality materials helps ensure your fence remains durable and reliable over time.

What types of fence base panels are available?

There are several types of fence base panels, each suited to different needs and preferences.
A concrete base panel is known for its strength and long-lasting stability, providing a solid foundation for your fence.
An steel base panel is lightweight, easy to maintain, and weather-resistant, making it a good option for damp environments. Its lighter weight can also help reduce transport costs.
By selecting the right type of base panel for your project, you can improve the stability of your fence while adding a clean, attractive finish to your property.

What are the benefits of adding a base panel to your fence?

Using a base panel with a rigid fence offers several advantages for both strength and appearance.
First, a base panel increases the stability of your fence. Anchored in the ground, it helps prevent sagging, warping, or movement caused by weather, strong winds, or external pressure. This results in a sturdy, long-lasting fence that stands up to tough outdoor conditions.
A base panel also acts as an extra barrier against intrusion. It adds height and a solid base, making it harder for intruders to access your property and discouraging attempts to climb or bypass the fence, which helps improve security for your home or business.
Additionally, installing a base panel gives your fence a clean, uniform look by covering the lower parts of posts and panels. You can choose from materials like concrete, PVC, or wood to match your fence style and landscape.

How do you install a fence with a base panel?

As with any rigid fence installation, start by marking your property line and digging holes about 16 inches wide and 20 inches deep for the posts. Once the posts are set, make sure they match the height of the mesh panel and base panel. Insert the base panel into the slot in the post, with the cap facing up and toward the outside of your property. Always check for level to ensure a straight, balanced installation.

Related topics

How to install a rigid fence with a base panel like a pro?