Hebei Jinbiao Construction Materials Tech Corp.

When setting up isolation and protection fences between factory areas and communities, safety, functionality, aesthetics and compliance need to be considered comprehensively. The following are key points and suggestions: 1. Type of isolation fence selection Metal fence Galvanized wire mesh: economical and practical, suitable for temporary or budget-limited scenarios, and attention should be paid to anti-corrosion treatment. Stainless steel fence: strong durability, rust-proof, suitable for long-term use, but the cost is relatively high. Aluminum alloy fence: light and beautiful, corrosion-resistant, suitable for areas with high aesthetic requirements. Steel fence (with spikes): enhanced anti-theft and anti-climbing functions, suitable for high-risk factory boundaries. PVC/plastic steel fences are corrosion-resistant and maintenance-free, suitable for humid environments, but have low strength and weak protection. Concrete/brick walls have good privacy and sound insulation, but are expensive and opaque, and may need to be matched with hollow designs. Combined fence lower solid wall (anti-climbing) + upper metal fence (light-transmitting and ventilated), taking into account both safety and beauty. 2. Height and structural design Standard height: usually 2~2.5 meters (the factory side can be raised to more than 3 meters). Anti-climbing design: the top is tilted inward or anti-climbing barbed wire or razor wire is installed (must comply with local regulations). Bottom reinforcement: the burial depth is at least 50cm, or an anti-digging device (such as a concrete base) is added. 3. Functional requirements Anti-theft and anti-intrusion: choose a solid material (such as a steel fence + barbed wire). Noise isolation: match with sound insulation boards or plant green belts (such as holly, shrubs). Light transmission and ventilation: choose a hollow metal mesh or fence spacing design (gap ≤ 10cm). Fire escape: reserve an emergency exit with a removable or locked door.