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ManualsBrandsUnbranded ManualsFencing3.5 ft. H x 6 ft. W Cedar Spaced Picket Routed Fence Panel Kit

Check local ordinances and regulations before building your

fence. Before construction, contact your local utility companies

to mark any underground cables and pipelines. In addition, it

is a good idea to discuss plans with any neighbors along your

proposed fence line.

* One per panel and one to complete the fence run

**Recommended fasteners

42" x 6' ROUTED SPACED PICKET FENCE

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Tools and items needed

• 4" x 4" - 6'

fence posts*

• Power saw

• Hammer

• Level

• Posthole digger

• Power drill

• Tape measure

• Carpenter’s

pencil

• Safety glasses

• Gloves

• String

• Grade stakes

• Concrete & gravel

• 2x4 bracing posts

• Exterior wood

glue and/or 1"

exterior grade

fasteners**

Universal Forest Products

Preparation

Design and layout

• Determine the number of posts, panels and gates needed

to complete the job based on total linear footage. Take into

consideration post, panel and gate widths when determining

the total number (one post per kit plus one to ﬁnish the

fence run).

• Adjust layout to accommodate as many full panels as possible.

If you must use a partial panel, place it in the farthest rear

corner of the property.

• Locate property boundaries and drive stakes into the ground at

corners and ends of fence line. It is a good idea to check local

municipalities for additional property line ordinances.

• Stretch twine or heavy string between stakes and pull tight to

mark layout of fence line.

• Be sure to measure your fence panels and gates prior to

determining the location of the postholes. Locate post

placement in the following order along the string line:

• End/corner posts • Gate posts • Line posts

Installing fences on sloped landscapes

Most yards are relatively level and will allow for a fairly simple

installation. If your yard is steeply pitched or 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 (ﬁg. 1).

Step method

ﬁg. 1

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Fig. 1

Kit contents

• 4 - 2x4 fence rail brackets

• 1 - Bottom Rail

(Actual size: 2" x 4" - 72")

• 1 - Top Rail

(Actual Size: 2" x 4" - 72")

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• 11 - Pickets

(Actual size: 1/2" x 3-1/2" -

40-1/2")

• 12 - 2" bracket screws

• 8 - 1" bracket screws

PATENT PENDING

Summary of content (6 pages)

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42" x 6' ROUTED SPACED PICKET FENCE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Universal Forest Products PATENT PENDING Tools and items needed Kit contents • 4 - 2x4 fence rail brackets • 1 - Bottom Rail (Actual size: 2" x 4" - 72") • 1 - Top Rail (Actual Size: 2" x 4" - 72") • 4" x 4" - 6' fence posts* • Power saw • Hammer • Level • Posthole digger • Power drill • 11 - Pickets (Actual size: 1/2" x 3-1/2" 40-1/2") • 12 - 2" bracket screws • 8 - 1" bracket screws • Tape measure • Carpenter’s pencil • Safety glasses
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Digging postholes • A general rule of thumb is to place 1/3 of the post into the ground. Check local regulations for any special requirements or frost laws. The fence will be stronger if end, corner and gate posts are set at least 6" deeper than needed. Backfill the holes with 6" of gravel to drain water away from the bottom of the posts (fig. 2). Keep the height of your fence panels in mind when digging your postholes. Setting posts Cement • I nstall end and corner posts first.
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• S et your fence rail in place to ensure correct bracket placement. Insert and fasten the 1" fence rail bracket screws through holes B and E to secure the rail and bracket together (fig. 6). Repeat steps for top rail and brackets. • I nsert and fasten the 2" rail bracket screws through holes D and C to finish securing your fence rail system to the post (fig. 6). Repeat steps on next fence post.
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Universal Forest Products INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN DE CERCA DE ESTACAS ESPACIADAS Y RANURADAS, DE 1.07 M x 1.83 M PATENTE PENDIENTE Herramientas y artículos necesarios Contenido del kit • 4 - soportes para barandillas de cerca, de 2x4 • 1 - barandilla inferior (Tamaño real: 5.1 cm x 10.2 cm - 1.83 m) • 1 - barandilla superior (Tamaño real: 5.1 cm x 10.2 cm - 1.83 m) • 11 - estacas (Tamaño real: 1.3 cm x 89 cm - 1.
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Cómo cavar los hoyos de los postes • Como regla general, se inserta 1/3 del poste en el suelo. Verifica las regulaciones locales para cualquier requisito especial o regulaciones sobre las heladas. La cerca será más fuerte si la profundidad de los postes de los extremos, las esquinas y la puerta es 15.2 cm mayor que la profundidad necesaria. Rellena el fondo de los hoyos con 15.2 cm de grava para drenar el agua de la parte inferior de los postes (Fig. 2).
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• Coloca tu barandilla de cerca en su lugar para asegurar una correcta ubicación del soporte. Inserta y fija los tornillos de soporte de barandilla de 1” a través de los orificios B y E para unir firmemente la barandilla y el soporte (Fig. 6). Repite los pasos para los soportes y la barandilla superior. • Inserta y fija los tornillos de soporte de barandilla de 2” a través de los orificios D y C para terminar de fijar tu sistema de barandillas al poste (Fig. 6).