12 steps to make sure your electric fence will keep intruders out
An electric fence is designed to keep intruders out. Here's how you can make sure it will do just that.
We stay on small holdings. No plans needed.
1 short section of 4 m Gate with mm rollers for ET motor 4.4m long Height is also 2m high
It's the old precast slabs horizontal 3m by 0. with concrete pillars slabs slide in pillars
Strictly only qualified and licensed electricians and electrical contractors may quote. No general contractors please - no exceptions! Please send the preliminary quotes only via email. Will be accepting contact only via email! Site visits will only be allowed once preliminary quotes are received. Quotes should be compiled and itemised according to the detailed list below and for labour only: Interim Installation A. Chase conduit, wiring to DB & installation of plates for plugs & switches: Subtotal 9 conduits 1. Lounge 1 no. 4x2 WiFi plug 2. Kitchen 1 no. of undercounted LED Strip light for counter splash back 1 no. of conduit for oven isolator switch 3. Domestic quarters (1 wall light, 1 Floodlight) 1 no. Of wall light in bathroom 1 no. of motion sensor Floodlight facing garden mm from floor 4. Front Patio (1 plug, 1 Floodlight) 1 no. Of 4x4 double Outdoor Plug front Patio 1 no. of motion sensor floodlight facing front of property 5. CCTV conduit 1 CCTV conduit back of property to continue over the concrete floor 1 conduit front of property 6. Entrance (1 switch) To install in the wall 4x2 metal box for 1 additional switch, wire to DB & install plates: 1 4x2 2-lever switch in Entrance (existing conduit) B. Installation of light fittings (existing conduit & wiring) for: Boundary Wall Install 5 exterior wall lights -existing wiring AFTER ROOF SHEETING INSTALLATION A. Wiring to DB (existing electrical conduit) & installation of socket/plate: New Extension Subtotal 4 Plugs, 6 switches, 1 isolator switch 1 4x2 2-lever switch in Lobby 1 4x2 4-lever switch in kitchen (Kitchen & Patio lights) 1 4x2 4-lever switch in Kitchen (Dining & Lounge lights) 1 4x4 isolator switch for Oven 1 4x2 three-lever light switch in Scullery (scullery, wall light, exterior yard light) 1 4x4 single plug in Scullery for Dishwasher 1 4x4 double plug in Scullery for Washing machine & Tumble Dryer 1 4x2 single lever light switch in storeroom 1 4x4 Outdoor Double plug Entertainment Patio 1 4x2 3-lever light switch in Domestic Quarters 1 4x4 Single plug on ceiling in Garage for garage door automation Main House Subtotal 6 Plugs, 2 switches 1 4x4 Outdoor Double plug front Patio side 1 4x2 4-lever switch in Bedroom 4 2 4x4 Double plugs in Bedroom 4 1 4x2 2-lever switch in Living Room 3 4x4 Double Plugs in Living Room B. Wiring from Ceiling to switch boxes & install switch plates (existing wire from DB to ceiling): Subtotal 3 switches 1 4x2 3-lever switch in Entrance 1 4x2 3-lever switch in Reception 1 4x2 2-lever switch in Study C. Wiring to DB from Draw Box (existing electrical conduit & wired to Draw Box) & installation of sockets New Extension 3 circuits to be wired to DB (1 kitchen, 1 Dining, 1 Domestic Quarters) Subtotal 8 Plugs, 2 appliance switches 1 4x4 Single plug for fridge 1 4x4 Double plug for beverage station 1 4x4 Single plug for microwave 1 4x4 double plug for countertop splash back 1 4x2 switch for Extractor hood 1 4x2 switch for Gas Hob 1 4x4 double plug in Dining 2 4x4 double plugs in Lounge 1 4x4 double plug in Domestic Quarter
This was a 3 bedroom house ,1 bathroom and toilet, and a double garage. The house belonged to me but was vandalised in when I was hospitalised.There is barely no structure left of the house except the foundation and the wall fence. I can be contacted at this number during work ing hours
I would like to building a 5 bedroom house at Kwamhlanga, 3 ensuits, 2 normally bedrooms, full bathroom with tub and shower, larger kitchen, living room c
I need a 23m x 2.2m plastered boundary wall on Oak Ave,.out of SABS large cement blocks with the necessary brickforce. It requires a 4m gap for the gate .The only pillars will be on either side of the gate gap .The length of the actual construction is approximately 28m.There is an existing concrete base for a steel with a wrought iron fence . I will remove the fence.
We're looking at building a double garage, roughly 40sqm plus an additional parking, maybe length ways next to the left of the new garage, in front of an existing house.The problem is that there is granite underneath which will have to be excavated to road level and only then can the building commence. The only place available is to the right of the photo and there is a 1.5m building line. New steps to the top of the house will have to be constructed as well. Please see photos.
Fence suspended on a very low wall or narrow stone paving done by the same company