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Installation of the KO systems is quick and clean. They can handle all aspects of the installation process. Posts are set into piers drilled five feet apart. The posts are aligned, leveled and anchored in concrete footings, similar to other types of fence posts. Precast panels are inserted into and down the posts' tracks. The bottom panel keys into and is supported by the footing around each post. Additional panels interlock and stack in one foot increments. Fiber-reinforced concrete or crack-resistant concrete is a construction grade mix that eliminates the need for wire mesh by utilizing thousands of synthetic fibers for maximized resistance to shrinkage cracks and impact damage and chipping. Slightly more expensive than standard concrete, fiber-reinforced concrete reaches 5,000 psi in 28 days, crack resistance and impact strength.