Dog Fencing for Large Areas
Economical plastic and metal dog fencing to cover large boundaries such as farmland, parks, and large gardens.
Installation Instructions
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Step 1 – Mark the Post Location
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Specify the post locations while maintaining a spacing of 2-2.5m between each post. |
Step 2 – Dig Holes
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Dig a hole for the posts, ensuring that the depth of the hole is approx. one-third of the post’s length.
Use a spirit level to verify that the posts are perfectly upright. |
Step 3 (Optional) – Cement Posts In
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After filling the holes with concrete, position your posts within the concrete. |
Step 4 – Mark Wire Location
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Start by marking the position for each wire strand on both the starting and ending posts. |
Step 5 – Attach Wire to Start Post
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Fasten the initial wire strand to the bottom part of the starting post.
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Step 6 – Secure Radisseur to Last Post
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Use a separate piece of wire to secure a radisseur to the last post. |
Step 7 – Secure Wire to Radisseur
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Cut the first tensioning wire, leaving an extra 10cm of length for adjustment.
Thread the wire through the hole positioned in the center of the radisseur. |
Step 8 – Tension the Wire
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Employ pliers to rotate the pin on the radisseur clockwise. |
Alternative Option
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In the absence of a radisseur, twist the wire around the post and wind it around itself 4-5 times as an alternative.
Using this method will result in less tension compared to utilizing a radisseur. |
Step 9 – Secure to Middle Posts
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Fasten the wire to the middle posts using staples, leaving a slight gap to allow for some movement of the wire within the staple. |
Step 10 – Repeat Steps 5-9
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Secure the remaining wire by repeating steps 5-9:
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Step 11 – Attach Mesh to End Post
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Take sufficient mesh to cover the distance between the initial two posts.
Secure the mesh to the posts using staples or cable ties at 15cm intervals. |
Step 12 – Attach Mesh to Posts
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Proceed with securing the remaining section of the mesh by following the process described in steps 5. |
Step 13 – Secure to Tension Wire
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If tensioning wire has been used, make sure to secure it to the fence at various points to maintain the tension of the fence. |
Additional Step to Prevent Digging
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Dig a trench along your fence line, then fold the bottom of the mesh at a 90-degree angle to form a 15cm lip. This extension will cover the trench’s bottom.
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