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Verti-Crete Stucco Fences
The Precast Solution for Durability, Affordability, Reliability
Better than the real thing.
Verti-Crete’s precast concrete stucco fencing is a durable, low-maintenance alternative to traditional stucco fencing. With Verti-Crete’s precast
concrete stucco fences, you get all the benefits of stucco—versatility,
neutrality, simplicity—while also gaining all the advantages of precast—
durability, consistency, and reliability. Call today or visit our website to find
out more about Verti-Crete’s precast concrete stucco fences.
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Extremely Durable
Low-Maintenance
Cost-Effective
Quick and Easy to Install
No Flaking, Peeling, or Mold
No Step Cracking
Verti-Crete Stucco Precast Fencing
Right: Step cracking in traditional stucco fencing.
Below: Verti-Crete precast
stucco is low-maintenance
and beautiful.
The Evolution of Stucco
Beauty, versatility, and durability. These are the characteristics that customers have come to expect from Verti-Crete precast fences. VertiCrete fences are renowned for their unbeatable quality, unfailing reliability, and impeccably realistic stone patterns. Verti-Crete has recently
extended their standard of excellence to their new precast stucco pattern for areas of the country where stucco is the most common fence
style.This allows home owners in areas like Florida and the southwest to
enjoy the benefits of precast while still fitting in with the local architectural style. The stucco pattern also provides a perfect solution in housing
developments and neighborhoods where the architecture and landscaping are not uniform throughout.The neutral pattern blends in easily, lending a unifying element that does not compete with varied architectural
themes or styles. In fact, many landscape architects prefer the simplicity
of a stucco pattern because they feel that it provides a clean, blank canvas for showcasing their design work.
The benefits of Verti-Crete’s precast stucco fences extend beyond their
practicality for use in architecture and landscape design. The innovative
design of Verti-Crete precast stucco fences makes it a much stronger,
more durable option than typical stucco fences for several reasons.
First, Verti-Crete fences are composed of individual precast posts and
monolithic concrete panels. The posts and panels are joined together by
tongue-and-groove joints at every post; each post is set on a pier footing.
Conversely, typical stucco is applied over the surface of a mortar block
wall with a continuous footing.
The first advantage to Verti-Crete’s design is that the solid concrete panels are impervious to the peeling, flaking, and mold growth that occur
when moisture becomes trapped between the stucco and the base wall
of a typical stucco fence.
Verti-Crete fences are also less vulnerable to the destructive effects of shifting or heaving soil. Because each tongue-and-groove joint serves as a natural
expansion joint within a Verti-Crete fence, the individual posts and panels of
the fence are able to shift and settle without causing the fence to buckle.Typical stucco fences with their continuous footings, on the other hand, are highly
susceptible to the cracking and buckling that can occur in fences installed in
expansive soil.
All these advantages combine to ensure that your Verti-Crete fence will look
pristine and new for decades to come. And if you should ever be faced with
the unlikely task of repairing your Verti-Crete fence, the process is much
simpler and faster than repairing a typical stucco fence. Simply replace the
individual affected panels—it’s as easy as sliding out the damaged panel and
sliding in a new one.You completely bypass the hassle of matching stucco colors, blending patched spots with the rest of the fence, or repairing structural
damage to the wall beneath the surface layer of stucco.
Verti-Crete is also much more efficent and cost-effective to install than typcial stucco fencing. For a fraction of the cost of a traditional stucco fence,
you can have a Verti-Crete fence installed—and in much less time. To find
out more about using Verti-Crete precast stucco fencing for your project,
contact the Verti-Crete producer nearest you.
Typical Stucco vs. Verti-Crete Precast Stucco
Typical Stucco
Verti-Crete Stucco
Typical stucco (left) is applied over brick or mortar block fences, making it vulnerable to peeling, flaking, and step cracking.
Verti-Crete’s stucco pattern (right), however, is cast into monolithic concrete panels with expansion joints at regular intervals
throughout the fence; that means that your fence will remain pristine for decades to come.
Verti-Crete Headquarters
P.O. Box 2347
Sandy, Utah 84091
801-571-2028
www.verti-crete.com