Line Tensioning Wire
High-grade, galvanised and green plastic coated line tensioning wire available.
Used to create tension between posts in many types of fencing including: chain link fencing, stock fence, hexagonal wire fencing, rabbit fencing and wire mesh.
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Installation Instructions
Tension Wire Fence with T Post
Tension Wire Fence with Wood Post
For Any Type of Fencing
T Posts
| To Do | Explanation |
| Completed Installation
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Follow these steps to finish the installation. |
| Step 1 – Measure Post Distance
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Measure the distance between the posts, spacing them about 2–3 meters apart. |
| Step 2 – Dig Post Holes
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Dig the post holes about 50cm deep. |
| Step 3 – Position the Posts
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Insert the T posts into the hole and make sure it stands vertically, with the two ends facing each other. |
| Step 4 – Set in Concrete
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Fill the hole with concrete to securely anchor the post.
This is not necessary for intermediate posts. |
| Step 5 – Install Struts
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Attach the reinforcement strut by matching its hole with the second hole from the top of the T post. |
| Step 6 – Install Radisseur
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On the opposite side of that same hole, place the radisseur so it lines up with the strut.
Secure both the strut and the radisseur using bolts, nuts, and washers. |
| Step 7 – Install Tension Wire
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Thread the tension wire through the center holes of the radisseur. |
| Step 8 – Tighten the Wire
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Use pliers to turn the radisseur pin clockwise to tighten the wire. |
| Step 9 – Intermediate Post
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Run the tension wire through the pre-drilled holes on each intermediate post. |
| Step 10 – Finished Project
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Repeat steps 7-8 to tighten the wire at the other end and complete the installation. |
