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PICKET FENCE

 

INSTALLATION (hard surface)

1

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8

A

B

7

A

B

6

5

rail length

rail length

2

Screw

Washer

4' H fence

3

5' H fence

post

bracket

4' H fence

5' H fence

4

B

A

B

C

A

A

Measure and mark the position of all posts and ensure 
they are aligned. Put the first post in position. 

A: 

Use a hammer drill with a 5/16" masonry bit to drill 

four holes 3" deep through each corner of the post 
base. Clean the holes. 

B: 

Use a hammer to insert assembled concrete anchors 

until washer is touching post base. Use a 7/16" wrench 
to tighten the nuts. Ensure post is plumb. 

B: 

Install the bottom rail support 

at the center of the bottom rail, 
then fasten in place.

Maximum post spacing: 6' 2¼" on center.

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Fasten the second post to the concrete surface (see Step 1).
Install bottom rail support:

A:

 Mark the hole for the concrete screw (provided).

B:

 Use a hammer drill with a 7/32" masonry bit to drill a 2" 

deep hole in the concrete surface.

C:

 Use a 5/16" wrench to install the concrete screw.

Repeat these steps for remaining sections.

Use 5/8" self-drilling screws 
(provided) for these steps:

A: 

Install a bracket on each end of 

both rails and fasten in place. 
Ensure the tabs are facing towards 
the center of the fence panel.

For pool fences, the opening 
between a picket and a post
must not exceed 4". Always 
follow your local building codes.

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If required,

 cut the rails to 

fit between the brackets.

If you plan to cut the rails before 
assembling the fence panel, 
ensure the rails are correctly 
oriented before cutting.

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For a 4'H fence:

Insert the pickets into each end of the 
top rail (ensure the screw holes in the 
rail are facing up). Align the screw hole 
in each picket with the screw hole in 
the top rail, then fasten each picket to 
the rail using 1/2" self-drilling screws 
and washers (provided).

For a 5'H fence:

Insert the pickets through the first and 
last square slots at each end of the top 
rail (ensure the screw holes in the rail 
are facing up). Align the screw hole in 
each picket with the screw hole in the 
top rail, then fasten each picket to the 
rail using 1/2" self-drilling screws and 
washers (provided).

Attach the fence panel to the 
posts using 5/8" self-drilling 
screws (provided). 

For pool fences, the opening 
between the bottom rail and 
the ground must not exceed 2".
Follow local codes for minimum 
fence height.

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Insert the end of the picket that has the screw hole.

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For a 4'H fence:

Insert a picket through the first and last square slots at each 
end of the bottom rail (ensure the screw holes in the rails and 
pickets are facing up). Align the screw hole in each picket with 
the screw hole in the bottom rail, then fasten each picket to 
the rail using 1/2" self-drilling screws and washers (provided).

Align the screw hole in each picket with the screw hole 
in the bottom rail, then fasten each picket to the rail 
using 1/2" self-drilling screws and washers (provided).

For a 5'H fence:

Insert a picket through the first and last square 
slots at each end of the bottom rail (ensure the 
screw holes in the rails and pickets are facing up).

A: 

Install all remaining 

pickets and fasten the 
pickets to the rails using 
1/2" self-drilling screws 
and washers (provided). 

B: 

Snap a cap over each 

screw head.

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