Concrete panels

[Steevo]

Can you get concrete panels made in a parallelogram shape?

 

[David.]

To follow a slope?
You might need to speak to one of the better slightly more bespoke makers, rather than the pile them high budget sellers.
Try Nigel Robinson at E.Yorks Concrete for eg.

 

[Highland Mule]

Could you just order slightly longer and cut with a concrete blade when you get them, or are they not able to cut after manufacture?

 

[Forever Fendt]

To be honest I would order them longer and cut to shape and size they will be able to put the inserts in where you need them but making them out of square will be a big deal as the divider in the bed will not be long enough and they have no way of fixing them at your chosen dimensions and all the tension wire spacing will be wrong due to it being angled

 

[Steevo]

To follow a slope?
You might need to speak to one of the better slightly more bespoke makers, rather than the pile them high budget sellers.
Try Nigel Robinson at E.Yorks Concrete for eg.

Yes.

I've a piece of yard I'm extending that's on a slope. I have dug the sloping bank up the side back. The bank is about 1m in height but over the 12m length it rises by about half a metre. I could have a step in the panels but thought that a panel that rose with the slope might be smarter long term if it was possible.

 

[Steevo]

To be honest I would order them longer and cut to shape and size they will be able to put the inserts in where you need them but making them out of square will be a big deal as the divider in the bed will not be long enough and they have no way of fixing them at your chosen dimensions and all the tension wire spacing will be wrong due to it being angled

Thanks, this sounds like a sensible option.

Thinking it through again as the bank is only 1m high but rises 50cm across the total length a step in the panels would look rather silly....especially as I'm concreting the yard meeting up to it too so need a solid wall at the base.