• Installation
• Manual

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• Survey site carefully
• Mark out corners
• Mark out changes of direction in the fence line

Select your starting point ensuring that you are working down the slope. This makes stepping and post setting easier.

• Place a sighting post some distance down the fence
• Attach a fish line

• Mark out post hole centres
• Dig holes of 300mm x 300mm wide, 600mm deep

Mix your batch of concrete at the same time as the steps mentioned above.

10 x Wheelbarrows of concrete mix to 1 x bag of cement should fill approximately 8 holes.

• Assemble 1st panel and post
• With Fixing Flange in position (see step 6), tighten bolts and nuts (Ensure that nut does not sheer)
• Position post in 1st hole

• Line up the posts using fish line attached to sighting post
• Use Spirit Level to ensure post is vertical
• Fill post hole with concrete

• Insert 2nd post in next hole and fit to end of 1st Mesh Panel
• Insert 2nd Mesh Panel into 2nd Post
• Using Flange Plate, secure the panels loosely
• Once levelled or stepped - tighten bolts
• Use props to hold panels in positions

• Double check horizontal and vertical levels on 1st post
• Ensure 2nd panel and post are still lined up with fish lines and also double check horizontal and vertical levels
• Concrete 2nd post into place

Repeat this process with the rest of the posts and panels

IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CHECK AND RECHECK.
Always return to the previous 3 posts and panels you have placed and check the levels. The panels can sometimes hang and pull the posts off the vertical. This is very hard to rectify at a later stage and also creates assembly problems at the corners.

• Follow the slope of the ground and step your panels
• Slacken off the bolts and slide the panel down
• Ensure you get an even step over the entire distance