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Euro Style Composite Fencing

Installation Instructions

Sloped Terrain

**If your yard is not completely flat and has sloped terrain, please refer

to the following:

Determining Slope

Before you purchase or gather materials to build a fence, take the time to determine

the slope of your yard. Stake out the end points along the perimeter of your fence.

Tie mason line in between the two points. Instruments such as a water level or a

transit help you determine if the line between the two points is level. You may need

to run mason line between more than two points if the slope is extra steep to get an

accurate reading.

Sloped Properties

There are 4 ways to deal with sloped ground when building a Euro Style fence.

• The first option is to grade the slope. Grading a slope involves cutting, digging

and re-directing the land so that it is level. However, this process may not fit your

budget or schedule, as it is time consuming and costly.

• The second option is to step build your fence so that it follows the slope of your

property, leaving gaps between ground and bottom of fence.*

• The third option is to rack the fence so that if follows the slope of your property,

leaving no gaps in between the ground and bottom of the fence.

• The fourth option is to run the tops of the fences straight, so each section is lined

up with each other, leaving gaps at the bottom.*

*maximum height of 78” from ground to post top.

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