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STEP-BY-STEP
GUIDE
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Insert bottom rail between posts to determine exact location
of next post.
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Adjust bottom rail to correct height - it is important to
maintain a minimum gap of 50mm between bottom of rail and
ground.
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Screw fix the rails at this stage.
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Place top rail into post and fix with self drilling screws on
both sides of posts. Ensure that the self-drilling screws are not
fully tightened, as they need to be removed when inserting
sheets. Ensure the position of the top rail is protruding 2mm
above the top of the posts to reduce the risk of injury.
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Continue this procedure until fence length is achieved.
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Allow the concrete to cure overnight. Note: Longer curing
period may be required in very cold and/or wet weather.
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Unscrew top rail and remove.
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Fit infill sheets into bottom rail ensuring correct lap as per
diagrams (right).
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Place top rail on infill sheets working from one end to the
other, locating the profile in the rail. A gentle tap with a rubber
mallet may help.
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Secure the top rail with self-drilling screws on both sides.
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Hose down with good water pressure when finished to
remove any swarf such as drill filings or remnants from the
nibbling process.
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Check installation.
STEP 3 –
INSTALLING INFILL SHEETS
Correct lap detail for infill
sheet profiles.
Bottom rail
between
posts
3 infill
sheets
If you are installing a ColourPanel Slat Top
fence, see page 6 for slat installation
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IMPORTANT
