Installation Guide - Fences

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Required Tools

Post Hole Digger

Post Hole Digger: Can be manual (two‐handled) or mechanised (auger bit on power drill / tractor). Manual is cheaper; mechanical is faster.

Good post holes are key to fence stability.

Shovel

For moving soil, gravel, or concrete; cleaning up; adjusting hole depth; leveling ground.

Useful for final tweaks, back-filling and general site prep.

Tamping tool / soil tamper

Used to compact soil or backfill around the post after placing it, removing air gaps, improving stability.

Ensures the post remains firm and resists shifting over time.

Tape measure

Measure distances between posts, check panel spacing, ensure alignment, check post depths, etc

A good heavy-duty tape with clear markings helps accuracy.

String line / builder’s line

Used to mark and maintain straight fence lines. String is pulled taut between stakes to guide post alignment.

Helps avoid drift, keeps everything on one plane.

Level

A small level designed to sit on a post; used to ensure posts are plumb (vertically straight) and level.
Some levels wrap around post to give reading from more than one face at once.

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Electric screwdriver / impact driver / drill

To drive screws, bolts, fixings; to pre-drill if necessary.
Makes repetitive work faster and more consistent (vs manual screw-drivers).

Metal shears

Used to cut fence panel components to adjust size difference.

(Caution: Avoid using heat-generating tools such as angle grinders for cutting, as it may harm the protective coating and void the Warranty.)

Rivet Gun

Used to securely fix the fence slats onto the U-profiles. We recommend using a battery-powered rivet tool for easier installation. Using a manual tool will prolong the task. The rivet gun must be compatible with 40 mm rivets.

Marker tools

Properly marking element positions improves installation efficiency and minimises errors.

4.5mm Steel Drill Bit

The 4.5 mm drill bit will allow you to make the correct holes in the profiles to install the fence properly.

Fence Components

Fence Post(no baseplate)

For setting up the fence directly into the ground

Create excavations in the ground 400mm x 400mm x 600mm deep and fill them up with post-crete or similar fixing material for best results.

Fence Post With Base Plate

For fixing into existing supporting structure

These posts are designed to be installed on existing walls or concrete base/driveway.

Vertical U-profile

U-shaped profile with predrilled holes supporting horizontal fence slats.

Two vertical profiles are included in each fence panels set. One is positioned on the right side and the other on the left side. (Note: Positioning these U-profiles determines what is the face and what is the back of your fence panel)

Horisontal U-profile

Placed on top of the fence slats and fixed on the vertical U-profiles

The horizontal U-profile enhances the appearance of the fence panel and provides structural support to the top of the fence.

Every fence panel set includes a single horizontal U-profile.

Fence Slat

Key element for infilling the fence panel structure.

Position these between the U-profiles and secure them with the provided rivet fixings. The variety of shapes in our fence slats dictates the appearance of the fence panel.

Reinforcing Profile

Strengthen the fence panels for increased wind endurance.

Position the reinforcing profile at the centre of the panel, on the back face. Ensure it is aligned and levelled both at the top and bottom. Then fix the profile into each fence slat as well as into the top and bottom U-profiles.

Blind Rivets

Used to fix the fence panel together

These rivets enhance the fence structure's sturdiness as the fixings resist loosening over time and are not easily removed by tools.
The rivets are included in the fence panel cost and are delivered with the fence panel together with other adjacent fixings.

Rivet size is 40mm.

Chemical tie rods

Used to fix the fence post with plate into the base structure.

Designed to support heavy loads and secure fences to the ground.
During installation, adhere closely to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Installation steps

Step 1

Mark location of the fence posts

Applying a builders line and a spray marker to form a straight line and pinpoint the placement of the fence posts where the ground needs excavation.

Step 2

Excavate the marked locations

Utilize an auger or a fence post digging tool to excavate in the designated areas to create an opening measuring 400mm wide x 400mm long x 600mm deep.

Potted plant with a height measurement of 1.80m on a grassy area.

Step 3

Fix the fence posts in position

Position the post correctly. Verify distances to align with fence panels. Ensure posts are level and in line before permanent fixing with post-crete or similar material.

Add the post-crete to secure the post in place and allow it to solidify.

Step 4

Fix the U-profiles on the posts

Position the U-profile on the initial post. Ensure it is level and centered.

Utilize the supplied fixings to drill through the U-profile into the post while maintaining the U-profile in the proper/levelled position. Proceed with this method for each U-Profile, both left and right.
(Tip: Use a builders line to mark the heights of the U profiles to achieve a uniform fence panel position)

Step 5

Position the slats between fence posts and drill the holes for the fixing

Insert all fence slats between the U-profiles. Begin securing the slats from top to bottom.
Position the slat as needed and drill a hole with a 4.5mm steel drill bit using the hole in the U-profile as a guide.

Step 6

Fix the fence slats into position

Insert the rivet fixing into the rivet gun. Utilise the rivet gun with the fixing in place to align the slat and insert the rivet through the U-profile and the fence slat.

Fix the slat into position and repeat on the left/right fixing.

Tip: It is advisable to have two operatives for an easier installation process.

Step 7

Fix the top U-profile

Once all slats are installed, place the top U-profile in position and secure it using the same method as when fixing the fence slats.

Step 8

Fix the reinforcing profile

Once all slats are installed, place the reinforcing profile centrally within the panel, ensuring the top lip sits beneath the upper U-profile.
Drill a hole through the reinforcing profile and the U-profile at the chosen point, and fix it in place using a rivet.
Repeat the same process at the bottom U-profile.
Fix each slat into the reinforcing profile — ensure every slat is secured to the reinforcing profile so that the assembly remains stable and aligned.

Note: This step is applicable to Atlas, Gamma, Sigma, Rombo models only.