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    This document specifies requirements for fences, gates, and wind breaks. It discusses general requirements and references standards for various fence types including chain link, wood, security, and tennis court fences. It also addresses requirements for field gates and wind breaks.

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    QCS 2010

    Section 27

    Part 3

    Fences and Gates

    Page 1

    3.

    FENCES AND GATES ................................................................................... 2

    3.1

    GENERAL ...................................................................................................... 2

    3.1.1
    3.1.2
    3.1.3

    Scope
    References
    Submittals

    3.2

    FENCES ........................................................................................................ 2

    3.2.1
    3.2.2
    3.2.3
    3.2.4
    3.2.5
    3.2.6
    3.2.7
    3.2.8

    General Requirements
    Chain Link Fences and Gates
    Ornamental Metal Fences
    Wire Fences
    Wood Fences
    Open Mesh Steel Panel Fences
    Security Fences
    Tennis Court Fencing

    3.3

    FIELD GATES................................................................................................ 4

    3.3.1

    General Requirements

    3.4

    WIND BREAKS .............................................................................................. 4

    3.4.1

    General Requirements

    2
    3
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    3
    4
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    BURHAN INTERNATIONAL

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    QCS 2010

    Section 27

    Part 3

    Fences and Gates

    3.

    FENCES AND GATES

    3.1

    GENERAL

    3.1.1

    Scope

    This Part specifies the requirements for fences and gates and for wind breaks.

    Related Sections and Parts are as follows:


    Concrete
    Roadwork
    Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery

    3.1.2

    References

    The following standards are referred to in this Part:


    BS 729
    BS 1722
    BS 3470

    Hot dipped galvanized coatings on iron and steel articles


    Fences
    Field Gates and Posts

    3.1.3

    Submittals

    Shop drawings are to be provided with layout of fences and gates with dimensions, details of
    all components, accessories, material finishes and post foundations.

    The Contractor shall provide manufacturers catalogues indicating proposed materials and
    components for approval by the Engineer.

    The Contractor shall provide a colour selection for finishes designated and samples of
    materials (e.g., finials, caps, and accessories) if instructed by the Engineer.

    The Contractor shall provide mock-ups if instructed by the Engineer.

    3.2

    FENCES

    3.2.1

    General Requirements

    Fittings and dimensions of fences shall be as detailed in the Project Documentation.

    Permanent gates shall generally be built in accordance with the relevant provisions of BS
    1722 and as specified herein. Table 3.1 provides Part numbers of BS 1722 for all fencing
    types.

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    Section 5
    Section 6
    Section 18

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    QCS 2010

    Section 27

    Part 3

    Fences and Gates

    Page 3

    Table 3.1
    Fencing Types in BS 1722
    Part of BS 1722

    Type of fencing
    Chain link fences

    Woven wire fences

    Strained wire fences

    Cleft chestnut pale fences

    Close boarded fences

    Wooden palisade fences

    Wooden post and rail fences

    Mild steel (low carbon steel) continuous bar fences

    Mild steel (low carbon steel) fences with round or square


    verticals and flat posts and horizontals

    10

    Anti-intruder chain link fences

    11

    Woven wood and lap boarded panel fences

    12

    Steel palisade fences

    13

    Chain link fences for tennis court surrounds

    14

    Open mesh steel panel fences

    Concrete for the surrounding the bases of fencing posts shall be in accordance with BS 1722
    and shall comply with the relevant provisions of Section 5, Concrete.

    All timber work for permanent fencing shall be given preservative treatment in accordance
    with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 and Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    The Contractor shall provide calculations showing that the fence and it components can
    satisfactorily sustain a 3 second gust of 180 kph (50 m/s).

    3.2.2

    Chain Link Fences and Gates

    Chain link fencing shall comply with the requirements of BS 1722 Part 1 and of Section 6,
    Roadworks.

    3.2.3

    Ornamental Metal Fences

    Ornamental metal fences and gates shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722
    Parts 8, 9 and 12 and of Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    3.2.4

    Wire Fences

    Wire fences shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 Parts 2 and 3 and of
    Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    3.2.5

    Wood Fences

    Wood fences shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 Parts 4, 5, 6, 7 and 11 and
    of Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

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    Section 27

    Part 3

    Fences and Gates

    Page 4

    Open Mesh Steel Panel Fences

    Open mesh steel panel fences shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 Part 14
    and of Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    3.2.7

    Security Fences

    Security fences shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 Part 10 and of Section
    18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    Any additional requirement by the end user of security fencing shall also be complied with.

    3.2.8

    Tennis Court Fencing

    Tennis court fences shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 1722 Part 13 and of
    Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    3.3

    FIELD GATES

    3.3.1

    General Requirements

    Fittings and dimensions for gates shall be as detailed in the Project Documentation.

    Field gates, posts and fittings shall comply with the relevant provisions of BS 3470.

    All timber for field gates and posts shall be given preservative treatment in accordance with
    the provisions of BS 3470 and Section 18, Carpentry, Joinery and Ironmongery.

    All fittings and steel field gates and posts shall be hot dip galvanized in accordance with BS
    729.

    3.4

    WIND BREAKS

    3.4.1

    General Requirements

    Components, fittings and dimensions for wind breaks shall be as detailed in the Project
    Documentation.

    The Contractor shall provide calculations showing that the wind break and it components can
    satisfactorily sustain a 3 second gust of 180 kph (50 m/s).
    END OF PART

    QCS 2010

    BURHAN INTERNATIONAL

    3.2.6

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