For villas & second homes
Privacy, security and zero maintenance — for a property that is often empty.
RyT Haus manufactures and installs vibrated precast concrete fencing from its plant near Madrid. The system arrives finished from the factory: grooved posts, stacked panels and a clean top line, ready in days rather than weeks. It is the pragmatic answer for owners who cannot supervise a bricklaying crew from another country.

Typical installation time for a standard perimeter
Painting, rendering and rust treatment: none required
Vibrated concrete produced in our own facility
In short
A precast concrete fence is a perimeter wall made of vibrated reinforced concrete panels that slide into grooved posts anchored to the ground. RyT Haus manufactures the panels in its plant in Velilla de San Antonio (Madrid) and installs them across Spain. A standard 100–150 metre perimeter is normally completed in two to four working days, needs no painting, rendering or anti-rust treatment, adapts to sloping ground by stepping the panels, and resists coastal salt air far better than steel or timber fencing.
The case for concrete
A second home spends most of the year unattended. Steel mesh rusts, timber warps and rendered block walls crack and need repainting — all of which means finding a contractor from abroad. Precast concrete removes that recurring problem entirely, and it does the two jobs that matter most: it keeps the plot private and it makes casual intrusion difficult.
A solid, continuous mass with no footholds and no visibility into the plot. Far harder to breach than mesh or panel fencing.
Full-height panels block sightlines from the road and neighbouring plots, which matters on tight urbanisation layouts.
Vibrated concrete resists salt air, UV and temperature swings without coatings or galvanising.
Priced per linear metre and installed to a fixed schedule, so there is no open-ended labour bill.
The system
We measure the perimeter, check level changes, gate positions and the municipal height limit for your address.
A price per linear metre including posts, panels, foundations, transport and installation. No hidden extras.
Grooved posts are set into concrete footings at regular intervals, aligned to the agreed layout.
Panels are slid into the posts and levelled. The wall is finished the same week, with photographic handover.
Completed work




FAQ
In almost every municipality a minor works licence (licencia de obra menor) or a prior notification is required, and many town halls set a maximum height for the solid part of the wall. We check the local rules for your address and prepare the documentation before installation.
Because the panels and posts arrive precast, a standard perimeter of 100 to 150 metres is normally installed in two to four working days once the ground is prepared, compared with several weeks for a rendered block wall.
Yes. This is the most common case for second homes. We survey the plot, agree the layout by email or video call, and send photographic evidence of the finished work. Payment and documentation are handled remotely.
Effectively none. There is no rust, no repainting and no rendering to crack. An occasional rinse is enough, which is exactly why it suits properties that stay empty for long periods.
Yes. The panels stack into grooved posts, so the wall can step down a slope in controlled increments while keeping a level top line. We resolve the level changes during the survey.
Yes. Vibrated concrete tolerates salt-laden air far better than steel or timber fencing, which makes it a durable choice for coastal villas in Andalusia, the Levante and the islands.
Free, no-obligation quote
Send us the property location and an approximate perimeter length. We come back with a price per linear metre, the applicable height limit and an installation date — in English.
+34 614 767 909 · Velilla de San Antonio, Madrid
We reply in English within 24 working hours