Install the Posts

The posts are the backbone of your fencing system. Proper installation is critical, and there are two main methods depending on your site conditions:

1. Start by digging foundation holes. Make them 500mm deep for maximum stability.
2. Use a tape measure to ensure the holes are spaced precisely one bay width apart. Precision here avoids costly adjustments later!
3. Place the posts into the holes and double-check they’re vertical using a spirit level. If they’re off, even slightly, it can throw off the entire alignment.
4. Pour in the concrete, tamp it down, and let it cure completely. Patience pays off—rushing this step might compromise the fence’s strength.

1. This method works best on hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt. Position your Bolt Down Posts where needed.
2. Secure them to the ground using Through Bolts. Make sure to choose bolts that match your surface type—this detail is critical for durability.
3. Once the bolts are in place, tighten them securely with a wrench to lock the posts firmly.

Pro Tip: If you’re unsure about the right type of Through Bolts for your surface, reach out to your supplier or consult your project engineer. Getting this right avoids future headaches!

Install the 3D Fence Panels

Now comes the exciting part—adding the 3D mesh panels! This step is where your fence starts taking shape.

1. Align the first mesh panel with the secured post. Ensure it’s upright and level. You’ll thank yourself later when everything lines up perfectly.
2. Prepare the mesh clips. These small but mighty components hold everything together. Have them ready to avoid delays during installation.
3. If your site is on uneven ground, take a moment to adjust the panel height. A smooth, uniform appearance matters—not just for looks, but also for security.

Secure the Fencing

This step locks everything in place, so take your time to get it right.

1. Attach the mesh clips to the fencing. Use the specialist bolts provided—these are designed to provide a strong, lasting hold.
2. Tighten each clip using a Torque Screw. Don’t overdo it, though; overtightening can damage the clips or the panel.
3. Work systematically across the panels, securing them one by one. This ensures the entire fence stays aligned and stable.

Quick Reminder: Always have your tools nearby. A Torque Screw and wrench are must-haves for this step!

Perform Final Checks

You’re almost done! A thorough inspection at this stage ensures your fence is ready to perform its best.

1. Walk along the fence and check every bolt and clip. Are they all tight? If anything feels loose, fix it now to avoid future problems.
2. Look at the fence from different angles. Is it straight and even? Adjust as needed—it’s worth the extra effort for that professional finish.
3. Gently test the fence for stability. If it wobbles, revisit the posts or clips to strengthen the structure.

And that’s it! Your mesh fencing is now securely installed, providing a durable, professional solution for your project. With the right tools and attention to detail, you’ve just created something that will stand strong for years to come.