Freestanding Dog Barrier

Step 1 – Preparation

Unpack the barrier kit and count all of the parts.

You should have the same number of panel connectors and panels.

Step 2 – Connect panels

Step 3 – Connect all joints

Step 4 – Fold down wires 

Step 5 – Adjust length

• placing two 97.5cm wide panels at an approximate angle of 45 degrees; or
• placing four 45cm wide panels at an approximate angle of 22.5 degrees

NOTE: Smaller or bigger angles can be used as long as the barrier is freestanding, and depending on the area you’d need to fence in.

Step 6 – You’re done!

With the extra helical connector, you can attach one kit to another to create custom lengths of free standing barriers with ease.

NOTE: You can use the same technique to attach the kits to most types of wire mesh fencing as well.

These kits are also suitable to be used as easy-to-install regular fences, but for this, it would be necessary to attach them at both ends.

How to attach to different materials:

• Concrete and brick: Anchors with screws and clamping plates
• Wood: Staples
• Metal: Screws and clamping plates or cable ties
• Posts: Cable ties or wire clips

You can use this kit as a temporary barrier and fold it up whenever it’s not required.

You can even take it camping with you and create a portable enclosure in case your canine is not very keen on escaping.

Example installation of a similar temporary pen can be found here.