Instructions / Assembly

FOR MAXIMUM DURABILITY
© 2013 Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. DIY-CSWDFNC13 4/13 exp. 12/16
STURDY FENCES THAT STAND UP TO THE ELEMENTS
TOOLS YOU NEED
• Saw
• Screw gun
• #2 Phillips head bit
1
4
" hex drive socket
• Tape measure
• Clamps
• Framing square
• Straight edge
• Level
• Post hole digger
• String for layout
Simpson Strong-Tie makes it affordable for you to build a fence that will withstand the test of time, and
best of all, complement the character and design of your home. Your style, your way. Building a fence with
Simpson Strong-Tie
®
connectors can save you the cost of hiring a contractor and save on long-term costs
by adding strength that minimizes repairs.
Wood Fencing
You can create a fence of any style
that enhances your home or backyard.
Whether you prefer a standard picket
fence, three rail, or a lattice top,
Simpson Strong-Tie
®
connectors
make it easy.
For more inspiration visit www.strongtie.com/diydoneright
CONNECTING 2x4 HORIZONTAL
RAILS (FB24Z BRACKET)
Mark the desired position and use
a FB24Z fence bracket to hold the
horizontal rails to the center of
the 4x4. Attach
with Simpson
Strong-Tie
®
Strong-Drive
®
#9x1
1
2
" screws.
CONNECTING 2x6 HORIZONTAL
RAILS (FB26Z BRACKET)
If you prefer 2x6 rails (or are building
a post-and-rail fence) use a FB26Z
bracket centered on the post. Attach
with Simpson
Strong-Tie
®
Strong-Drive
®
#9x1
1
2
" screws.
Use cedar, redwood or preservative-treated lumber and finish with exterior grade stain or paint.
Make sure posts are designated for below ground use. Dimensions can be modified to fit your specific needs.
Check local building codes before construction.
2x4 LUMBER
FB24Z bracket attaches horizontal
rails to the center of 4x4 post
1x6 LUMBER
VERTICAL SLATS
Overlap boards 1" each side
4x4 LUMBER
FOR POSTS

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