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Summary of Contents for Think Fencing Mystique Fencing
- Page 1 Mystique Fencing Privacy Screening. Installation Guide Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 2 Mystique with lattice - White Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 3 Contents Getting Started Installation Tips Shortening a Panel Tools Required Mystique Installation 6-13 Lattice Installation 14-16 Mystique | Installation Guide...
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Page 4: Getting Started
Do not use rapid set concrete. It will continue of the slot by rasping it out on site or have Think Fencing to absorb moisture, expanding inside posts and voiding provide custom routed posts. the warranty. Think Fencing recommends using premixed 25mpa/10mm aggregate. -
Page 5: Tools Required
Tools Required. What you will need to get the job done. Shovel Tape Measure Rasp Pre Mix Concrete Line Marking Paint String Line *not rapid set Spirit Level Silicone Gun/ Safety Glasses Rubber Mallet Drill or Impact Driver Crimper Clear PVC Glue *If installing lattice Angle Grinder/ Pencil... - Page 6 What you will need: Please Note: Think Fencing recommends checking with location services or contacting dial before you dig to make sure it is safe to dig.
- Page 7 650mm deep. The post needs to go into the concrete 600mm deep leaving a 50mm solid concrete foundation. Please note: If you have sandy/loose soil, Think Fencing recommends that you increase your hole size and amount of concrete to create a bigger foundation. What you will need:...
- Page 8 2390mm 2263mm Ground Ground Ground Concrete the next post. Its easier to accurately measure the post spacing from the inside edge of two posts rather than the centres. This measurement is the centre to centre post spacing that you used to mark the holes (as specified) minus the thickness of one post.
- Page 9 Post 1 After the post concrete has set insert the Post 2 bottom rail into the pre-routed slots on the post. You will need to push the rail most of the way into the first post to enable you to slide the rail into the next post.
- Page 10 Please note: Do not modify the vertical post pollock channel, like the horizontal pollock channel. Attach the post pollock channel to the centre of the posts using four 25mm tek screws per side. Please Note: Be careful not to over tighten screws when fixing pollock channels, it could strip the PVC/steel and close the opening making it more difficult to insert...
- Page 11 Female end Pro Tip: Grind a slight V into the top of the male end of the second last panel and the bottom of the female end of the last panel. Male end Complete the fence section by sliding the What you will need: final mystique panel into place.
- Page 12 Pro Tip: Grind angle into the end of the pollock Lattice Mid Rail channel to make guiding into the post easier. no steel insert Solid Top Rail no steel insert if white steel insert if coloured Prepare all top rails (solid)/mid rails (lattice) by marking a guide line 35mm from one end of the rail to aid in ensuring rails are evenly spaced between posts.
- Page 13 Please note: The jig is not suitable for slopes over 1°. Mystique Screw Hole Jig Use for Lattice Mid rail Using the jig provided with the tabs at the top, as pictured above, hold flush to the top of the post and pre drill the top set of holes (pre drill all eight holes if installing lattice).
- Page 14 Installing Lattice. Bulk Prepare all lattice pickets. Crimp both ends of the pickets, then flip over and repeat to the other side. What you will need: Insert the lattice pickets into the pre-routed slots of the mid rail. Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 15 Insert the top rail into the pre-routed slots on the post. You will need to push the rail most of the way into the first post to enable you to slide it back and centre the rail between the posts by just covering the guide line. Please note: The jig is not suitable for slopes over 1°.
- Page 16 Finish by placing the post caps on using clear silicon or clear PVC pipe glue. Please note: be careful if applying glue, spread evenly inside the cap so no glue runs down the fence post. What you will need: Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 17 Mystique with lattice - White Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 18 Mystique Solid - Delux Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 19 Mystique | Installation Guide...
- Page 20 Head Office: 2415 Geelong/Portarlington Road, Portarlington, 3223 Victoria Australia P. +613 5259 2555 E. sales@thinkfencing.com.au www.thinkfencing.com.au Mystique | Installation Guide...
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