Double check your placement, and your heights. if it is only a very small area, you don’t want to choose something that is made of large planks. Now, insert the posts for the first section. And you will get the amount to step the fence down at each post. Fence Building You often are allowed to have a higher back fence than sides or front etc, so you will need to know all this. • Erect each post making sure that the top part of each pole is aligned with the other. They can help you figure out how much you need to enclose your space. Make sure all posts are of equal distance apart. Fence Building maybe the occasional rinse with a garden hose to wash off any accumulated dirt.
Depending on the manufacturers, fences are ready-made and can be installed. You now need to do the ‘disguise’. Setting the posts of the fence • Set all posts with a third of their lengths placed under the ground. Fence Building Prepare the tools and materials Here is a checklist of the tools and materials you will need: Boards and posts, Gravel and sand, Hammer, Hand saw, Level, Marking pencil, Nails, Paint , Post-hole digger, Power saw, Ready mixed concrete, Hatchet or small axe, Steel tape, Tamping rod, Wood chisel, Wood preservative 2. Fill each hole 6 inches deep. Make sure to set the bottom rail 8 inches above ground and be careful to have both ends the same height from the ground. To prevent water from running down between the post and the concrete you should fill the hole little bit higher than the ground and slope the top of the concrete away from the pole a little. Fence Building Dig the holes about 28 inches deep. Sounds mysterious? Not really.
Mark this with a stake so you can see them. Posts of 2″x2″ timber that are about three foot six inches long, hammered into the ground should do it. Fence Building Tie down your string at this place, and it would be perpendicular to the house. First you need to determine the size of the gate. If you want to have a trouble free fence area, just let your lawn grow up to it. It’s a good idea to put a 30-40cm layer of gravel at the bottom of each hole to prevent rot and decay. Fence Building The wire can be attached by a stapling gun. Keep each stake in position allowing the concrete to dry. Secure the string tightly to the stakes.
Follow the directions. Fence Building