Installation Instructions

Belmont Fence

Installation Guide:

Tools Required:

 Screwdriver

 Level

 Measuring Tape

 String Line

 Pencil/Marker

Optional Tools:

 Power drill

 Post hole digger

 Powered saw

Required Accessories:

 Concrete (sold separately)

 PVC Glue (sold separately)

Optional Accessories:

 Gravel

Planning

 Prior to construction, check with your local reguIatory agency for local code requirements.

 Contact your utility company to locate and mark underground lines.

 Draw the layout of your fence and calculate the number of panels, gates, posts, brackets

and caps needed for your project.

 Careful planning and measurement of your fence project is essentiaI, as moving posts after

the concrete sets is extremely difficult. Many yards are relatively level and will allow for a

fairly simple installation. lf your yard is steeply pitched or is very uneven, be sure to allow

for the required mounting height of the adjacent panel when setting your posts. You may

need to “stair step" the panels in extreme cases. (See Figure1)

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Belmont Fence Installation Guide: Tools Required:  Screwdriver  Level  Measuring Tape  String Line  Pencil/Marker Optional Tools:  Power drill  Post hole digger  Powered saw Required Accessories:  Concrete (sold separately)  PVC Glue (sold separately) Optional Accessories:  Gravel Planning  Prior to construction, check with your local reguIatory agency for local code requirements.  Contact your utility company to locate and mark underground lines.
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Digging Post Holes  Dig postholes 10” to 12″in diameter and 24″deep (based on local ordinance or expected frost depth in winter).  Check measurement of fence. Actual size of the panel varies by description and model number. (See Figure2) for specific panel dimensions.  Use a string line to insure all post holes are inline and verify spacing between holes.
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Setting and lnstalling Posts and Panels  Start in the corner.  Mix concrete in the first hole per the instructions on the bag.  Install the post in the hole and tap the post to the proper depth.  Install the finished panel to the post with a 2” gap from the ground to the bottom of the panel. You may also need to leave a space from the highest point of the panel to the top of the post. (Fig.