Instructions / Assembly

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2.
Post Location:
Measure the width of the fence panel (X) plus the
width of the post (Y). This is the common center-
to-center measurement (unless there is a cut-down
panel) for post hole location (Fig. 2).
Post Installation:
Dig the  rst two post holes. Hole size should
be dug based on the following determination:
Depth is determined by your local frost line
measurements plus 6" for gravel/ ller (Fig. 3). Width
is determined by the post size. See chart below for
measurements:
Diameters based on post size:
10" for 5" x 5" post
8" for 4" x 4" post
Fig. 2
5x5 Post
5x5 Post
Example:Example:
Frost Line
Gravel/
Filler
6"
10"
X+Y
Y
X
Fig. 3
3.
Insert 6" of gravel/ ller into the bottom of both holes
and then set both posts into the ground and level
the  rst post.
Add wet or dry concrete mix according to
manufacturer’s instructions to the top of the  rst
post hole (Fig. 4). Make sure panel will be 2" above
the ground.
After setting  rst fence section, proceed
systematically with post, panel, post, etc.
Fig. 4
Post
Concrete
Gravel
1.
Mark the fence location using string and line
stakes (Fig. 1).
NOTE:
Plan gate placement, opening and hardware
clearance before installing fencing.
Fig. 1