EUROCODE 1 · FRANCE · qb 0.423 kN/m² · sk 0.45 kN/m²

Fence wind load — Nice

Site qb and sk for Nice (France) per the national annex of EN 1991-1-3 + EN 1991-1-4. The calculator below is pre-set to the city's mapped zone — adjust if your install site falls into a different terrain category (coastal first-line, alpine valley, urban shielded). Output is a guidance envelope; permit-level documentation requires a site-specific structural calc.

Côte d'Azur — Mediterranean low snow, moderate wind.

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EN 1991 national annexes cover EU + EEA. For sites outside Europe — ASCE 7-22 (US), AS/NZS 1170 (AU/NZ), NBCC (CA), GB 50009 (CN), TS 498 (TR), SP 20.13330 (RU) — contact our engineering team.

SITE qb0.42 kN/m²France · Région 3 (south coast)Snow 0.45 kN/m²
Site presets

Site loads & product compliance

Site reference wind pressure qb

0.423 kN/m²

vb,0 = 26 m/s

Site characteristic snow load sk

0.45 kN/m²

Productqb maxWind marginsk maxSnow marginVerdict
VisioMod Lineo — horizontal slat fence0.98+57%1.40+68%OK
VisioMod Verto — vertical slat fence0.98+57%1.40+68%OK
VisioMod Bosco — WPC + aluminium fence0.98+57%1.40+68%OK
VisioMod Cristallo — tempered glass fence1.12+62%1.60+72%OK
VisioMod Porta — gate program0.98+57%1.40+68%OK
VisioMod Modulo — post system1.12+62%1.40+68%OK

qb (kN/m²) = ½ × 1.25 × vb,0² · margin = (qbMax − siteQb) / qbMax · sk margin analogous.

→ Browse the structural standards (EN 1991-1-3 + 1991-1-4, EN 1090) we comply with.

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City zone presets are mapped from the most-published municipal postal area. For sub-municipal precision (coastal first-line, alpine valley exposure, downtown shielding) override the wind zone selector.

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Read the Eurocode 1 national annex differences article for cross-border specification context, or browse the structural section of the standards hub. For another city, return to the main specifier tool and pick from the country dropdown.