Fencing Tools & Accessories

Installation Instructions

To Do	Explanation
Step 1 – Position the Staples	Select the spots on the wooden posts where you intend to affix the staples. If you’re employing the staples to fasten wire or fencing, guarantee they are evenly distributed and positioned at the correct height.
Step 2 – Start Hammering	Grasp the hammer with your alternate hand and align it directly over the staple. Make sure to target the center of the staple when delivering your hammer blows.
Step 3 – Check the Staple	Following the hammering, examine the staple to confirm its firm attachment to the wooden post. If it appears loose or inadequately driven in, utilize the hammer to make any required adjustments.

To Do	Explanation
Step 1 – Position the Pegs	Determine the locations for the pegs and place them accordingly. Ensure they are evenly spaced and properly aligned, particularly if you’re installing multiple pegs.
Step 2 – Start Hammering	Begin by striking the top of the peg with the hammer. Focus your aim towards the center of the peg to evenly distribute force. Initiate with gentle taps to initiate the peg’s insertion into the ground.
Step 3 – Check the Pegs	After placing all the pegs, evaluate their stability by gently pulling or pushing on them. They should be firmly anchored in the ground, displaying minimal movement.

To Do	Explanation
Step 1 – Insert the Cable Tie	Take a cable tie and thread it through the openings or around the fencing, linking it to the supporting framework. Confirm that the tie is placed securely to firmly hold the fencing in position.
Step 2 – Tighten the Cable Tie	Tighten the ends of the cable tie firmly to fasten the fencing. Ensure it’s snug enough to hold securely without causing damage to either the fencing or the supporting structure.
Step 3 – Trim Excess Tie (Optional)	After securely tightening the cable tie, use scissors or wire cutters to remove any excess length of the tie. Take care to avoid cutting the fencing or leaving sharp edges behind.
Step 4 – Check for Stability	After attaching all the fencing, double-check its stability by giving it a gentle shake or push to ensure it’s securely fastened.