Summary of Contents for durables Aluminum Fencing
- Page 1 Aluminum Fencing Installation Guide Always consult the following installation instructions as well as the CAD diagrams when installing your fence.
- Page 2 Getting Started Thank you for choosing a Durables fence! We are proud to provide the highest quality aluminum available and are fully committed to providing you with superior service from the very first time we work together to long after we've delivered your product. This guide is designed the walk you through the installation process.
- Page 3 Getting Started Installation Tips • Gates need to be installed on level ground. • Gates and fence panels should be installed 2" off the ground for lawn maintenance or trimming. • Once installed, the top of the post will be at the same height as the top of the tallest part of the fence panel. •...
- Page 4 Layout & Post Installation Layout Installation Residential Grade (1" Side Wall) ⁄ ⁄ ⁄ " The location of your gate will determine the Step 1 layout of the posts for the fence line. For 6' sections using 2" posts To make sure your fence run is straight, install ⁄...
- Page 5 Gate Installation Start the post installation with a gate, corner or end. Dig post holes to the appropriate depth, Step 3 approximately 6" wide. Fill bottom of the hole with approximately 6" of peastone/gravel and place post onto gravel. Fill holes with concrete and tamp down each post and leave concrete about 2" from ground level.
- Page 6 Panel & Post Installation Place the next post (line/corner/end) in the adjacent hole and slide the post onto the rails of the panel Step 2 as firmly as possible. Pour concrete around that post and tamp it down, leaving the concrete about 2" from ground level.
- Page 7 Panel Installation Once 3-4 panels are installed, check to make sure all the posts and panels are still horizontal. If Step 5 correction is needed, use a rubber mallet while the concrete is still soft. After concrete has set, fasten the fence section to the posts by using #8 x 1" self-tapping screws. Step 6 Be careful not to over-tighten the screws as the heads may be broken off or stripped out.
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