Galvanized Steel Tubular Fence 1.8m 5ft Rustproof 1.5mm Tube Custom Size Drawing Based Villa Project Panel

Every villa project has its own geometry: a sloping boundary, a pillar that cannot move, a gate that must align with a driveway, or a local rule that fixes the maximum height. A catalogue panel rarely solves all of these at once. This drawing based tubular fence is produced from your layout, so bay widths, post positions, rail heights and picket spacing all match the real site instead of being forced into a standard module.

The material specification stays constant: 1.5mm wall galvanized steel tube, hot dip zinc protection, full welding and a polyester powder top coat. What changes is the geometry. We can produce 1.8m panels for the main boundary, 5ft panels for front sections, stepped panels for slopes, and short infill panels for corners. Posts can be set in concrete, bolted to a base plate or welded to an existing steel structure. All parts carry a bay number that matches the drawing, so installation follows a simple sequence.

For project buyers, the value is in the engineering support. Our team checks the drawing against production limits, flags any bay that would be too wide for wind load, and proposes a split before cutting starts. A shop drawing is issued for approval, and only after your confirmation does the material enter the line. This avoids the most expensive mistake in custom fencing: a container full of panels that do not fit.

This model is used wherever the boundary is designed rather than bought off the shelf: villa and resort projects, landscape contracts, school and hospital perimeter packages, show villages and phased residential developments. It also suits renovation work where an existing wall, pillar or gate must be respected. Because the geometry follows the drawing, the fence can integrate with retaining walls, guard houses, bin stores and landscape planting without awkward filler pieces.

Each bay is bundled separately and labeled with the bay number from the approved drawing, then stacked on iron pallets with corner protection. Small parts such as brackets, caps and bolts are packed in a labeled accessory carton per phase. Loading is planned in reverse installation order where possible, so the first bay needed is the first one out of the container.