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Vetonek's concrete fences and enclosures bring together modular panel-and-column systems, facing blocks, breeze blocks and finishing pieces to enclose plots, gardens and patios.

Types of fences and enclosures

How to choose a concrete enclosure

  • Decide how much privacy and ventilation you want: solid wall, panel that lets air through, or breeze block.
  • Choose the finish of the visible face: smooth, split, stone-look or openwork.
  • If you go for a modular system, gather all its pieces: panel, column and caps.
  • Pick corners, bond beams and finishing pieces from the same model for a continuous look.
  • Foundations, reinforcement, height and pillar spacing are for the project technician to define.

Complete the enclosure with decorative pillars and blocks or breeze blocks. Useful guides: smooth and split-face blocks, concrete blocks for walls and fences and concrete breeze blocks.

Frequently asked questions

What concrete fencing options are there?

There is a modular system of panels and columns, smooth or split-face blocks, stone-look wall blocks and openwork breeze blocks. Each offers a different level of privacy and ventilation.

What is the difference between a smooth and a split-face block?

The smooth block has a flat, continuous visible face, while the split block has a split, rough and irregular face like stone. The Briñas and Ábalos product sheets state water-repellent concrete coloured through the mass, so no rendering or painting is needed.

Does the Bastida enclosure panel stand on its own?

No, it is part of a modular system: you also need the multi-angle column and the panel and column caps. The product sheet details assembly, reinforcement and recommended heights.

When is a breeze block better than a solid wall?

When you want to filter the view but let air and light through. According to the product sheets, the screen is not structural and is installed between pillars.

Who defines the foundations and reinforcement of the fence?

The project technician. The product sheets give assembly guidance, but foundations, reinforcement, height and pillar spacing depend on each job.