MyGardenGreen 8 x Concrete Post Clips

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When using Postcrete wear a dust mask, safety goggles and protective gloves, and be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Wear protective gloves when handling wood and applying wood preserver. Offcuts of timber should be disposed of safely – your local recycling centre should be able to help and advise.

The Wire Anchors are robust and zinc plated for long life and can be usedwith any wire, cord, or galvanised wire. Although it’s possible to erect a fence on your own it’s always safest to get somebody to help you.Concrete fence posts are a long-lasting alternative to timber posts as each post has four internal steel reinforcing bars, providing superior strength and durability to your fencing panels and are not susceptible to rotting. When using post concrete in combination with fence posts, a 600mm hole is recommended for maximum strength, this is for all cases where fence panels do not surpass 2.14m in height. Alternatively, we provide timber fence poststo suit an array of fencing applications.

Size 2 Wire Anchor - Suitable for postfronts from 85mm to 115mm wide, with a depth from 32mm & up to 40mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits. Wire Anchors are a unique product designed by Rivelin Glen Products to fit without drilling to a concrete fence post to act as an eye. Use a CAT detector to scan for underground pipes and cables before you start. If you do find any cables, you will probably need to reconsider your plans.

Use pegs or bamboo canes and string to mark out where your fence line and posts will be. Most fence panels are sold as a standard 183cm wide, but other sizes are available. Use a batten that’s cut to the same length as your panels as a guide, and carefully mark out where the centre point of each post will be. High demand for our products continue to impact our manufacturing capacity , consequently some products are

If you are installing a fence onto a sloping area, keep the fence panels along a horizontal line but fill the angled gap at the base by cutting a gravel board to size. Some heavily sloped areas will require a different method of installation, so seek specialist advice on how to build your fence in those instances. Although it’s possible to build a fence all year round, try to avoid very hot, cold, or wet weather conditions. Early spring or late autumn are ideal times as they cause the least disturbance to plant and soil health.

Planning your fence properly is very important and will save time and trouble later on. It means you can be accurate with all the materials you need, saving on cutting and wastage. If your fence is marking a property boundary then we recommend that you talk to your neighbours first and let them know your plans. Size 0 Wire Anchor - Suitable for post fronts from 75mm to 85mm wide, with a depth of up to 32mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits. Size 1 Wire Anchor - Suitable for post fronts from 85mm to 115mm wide, with a depth of up to 32mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits.

This guide will explain how to build a new fence using Postcrete for setting the posts. We’ll also cover how to install fence panels, gravel boards, and trellis to your new fence.Always use treated wood and exterior grade screws to prevent premature rotting and rusting. Even if you are installing a pressure-treated fence panel it should be raised a minimum of 50mm above the ground to help prevent rotting. Similarly, adding gravel boards or trellis will affect the height of your fence and the length of the fence post you need. Again, make sure you have measured and planned accurately before you buy your timber. When putting up fencing, there are a few basic rules you should follow to ensure a stable and durable end result. Even though the fence posts are already treated, it’s a good idea to soak the base of the posts into wood preservative before installation.