Installation Instructions

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. 2) The spacing allows the cap to be installed to the top of the post without
interference with the top rail. On all 3’x8’ and 4’x8’ panels, the location of the post caps in
relation to the top of the panel is based on preference.
 lnstall the next post as described above, paying careful attention to the spacing between
posts. Recommended to place each post and panel prior to proceeding to next section.
 Determine the height requirement for mounting the next panel, as you may need to leave
more post above the ground to accommodate its mounting height (particularly if you are
installing the fence on an uneven landscape).
 SIide the panel with the brackets installed between posts and position the panel to the
desired height.
 Use wooden blocks or shims to obtain the proper spacing from the ground.
 Using the bracket screws (four per bracket); attach the panel bracket to the posts. Be sure
to center the fence brackets on the post.
 Use a level to ensure the fence is plumb and the posts are square with the ground.
 Brace the panel and post to hold the position as the concrete sets (at least overnight).
 Continue setting posts and installing panels to complete the project.
 When concrete is set, finish panel installation by using the bracket screws to secure the
fence bracket to the panel.
 Add post cap on each post using a PVC glue (sold separately) to adhere the post caps.
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