Where the material can be used today
Two lines can be specified today: carved panels (FC-A) and
profiles (FC-T) — for landscape, courtyard, fence and site
work, quotable per project across Canada and the United States. In many
jurisdictions this kind of low-height, freestanding, non-structural work
does not require a building permit when it stays within local limits.*
* Limits are set locally, not nationally: front-yard fences commonly run
0.9–1.2 m (3–4 ft) and side or rear fences 1.8–2.1 m (6–7 ft). The IRC
exempts fences up to 2.13 m (7 ft) from a building permit and most
jurisdictions lower that to 1.83 m (6 ft).
Masonry and concrete fences frequently carry a lower threshold
than wood, and this material falls on that side. Zoning or
development approval, setbacks, heritage and easement rules may still
apply; pool barriers require a permit at any height; retaining function
is a separate trigger, commonly around 1.2 m. Confirm every project with
the local Authority Having Jurisdiction.
For wall, insulation and cladding panels we are working toward a North
American product evaluation. Bring us the project and its code
requirements and we supply the material, the technical data, a complete
design solution and the engineering support — the way we work
on the turnkey projects we deliver in China and Oman.
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