ALLSecurity Equipment Residential Fence 3.5 Inch H x 6 Inch W Aluminum Carolina Style Installation Guide

ALLSecurity Equipment Residential Fence 3.5 Inch H x 6 Inch W Aluminum

Carolina Style

Product Information

Product Specifications

• Brand: iDeal Aluminum Products
• Model: Fence Installation Manual
• Material: Aluminum
• Panel Heights Available: 36″, 42″, 48″, 54″, 60″, 72″
• Post Heights: 58″, 64″, 72″, 88″, 88″, 102″
• Hole Depth: 27″ for panel heights of 36″ to 48″, 33″ for panel heights of 54″ to 60″, 35″ for panel height of 72″

Product Usage Instructions

Before Beginning the Fence Installation:

Check local zoning codes and Home Owners Associations regulations. Contact utility companies to mark property lines and underground utilities. Identify your property line.

Layout Your Fence Plan:

Plan the layout of your fence, considering gates, house deck, pool, and property lines. Gates and fence panels should be installed approximately 2 inches above ground level.

Installation Notes:

• Gates should be installed on level ground.
• Fence bottom should be approximately 2 inches above ground.
• Fence may need to be set back from the property line.
• Identify and separate posts for installation.

Mock-Up the Installation:

• When needing less than a full panel, cut it down to fit. Notch the cut ends of horizontal rails for proper fitting.

Beginning Installation:

• Follow the provided measurements for notch to notch distances and on-center measurements based on the type of fence panel being installed.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Can the fence panels be adjusted for different heights?
  • A: Yes, the fence panels can be adjusted to various heights ranging from 36″ to 72″. Refer to the provided post heights and hole depths for proper installation.
• Q: Are there specific guidelines for gate installation?
  • A: Gates should be installed on level ground and should be planned according to the layout of the fence. Ensure proper clearance and alignment during installation.

BEFORE BEGINNING THE FENCE INSTALLATION

Check local zoning codes and Home Owners Associations which may regulate the location, style and height of your fence and/or even require a permit.
Contact your local utilities companies to clearly mark your property for electrical, gas or water lines to avoid puncturing any unseen underground utilities.
Know where your property line is to avoid problems with your neighbors

RECOMMENDED TOOLS

• String Line
• Stakes
• Nut Drive
• Tape Measure
• Drill
• Level
• Rubber Mallet
• Concrete Mix
• Shovel
• Hacksaw
• Pea stone
• Shovel
• Hacksaw
• Post Hole Digger / Auger

LAYOUT YOUR FENCE PLAN

• Draw or sketch out your fence layout. This drawing will help you estimate materials and plan location of corners and gates. (EXAMPLE BELOW)
• Layout should show fence lines and gate locations
• Determine number of sections and posts needed
• The opening left for gates should be the width of the gate ordered. A 48” walk gate opening should be left for a 48” gate (actual width is made to fit a 48” opening)

INSTALLATION NOTES

• Gates should be installed on level ground Gates and fence panels should be installed so that the bottom of the fence is approximately 2″ above ground level to allow for lawn maintenance.
• Most fence will likely need to be set back from the property line (Refer to your local codes)
• Separate and identify your posts. The rails from the fence panels will be inserted into the pre-punched holes of the posts.

POSTS:

• Corner Post: Holes punched for 90 degree turns
• Line Post: Holes punched for a straight run
• End Post: Holes punched to terminate at post
• Gate Post: Heavy wall post available in blank and end
• Blank Post: No holes on post

MOCK-UP AND BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION

MOCK-UP THE INSTALLATION

• Use your sketch as a guide to establish your fence line by staking out the areas you wish to enclose.
• Mark each point where you will need an end, corner or gate post with a stake.
• Use the information in the below chart to mark line posts with a stake
• Attach string to each stake.

When you need less than a full panel to complete the fence line, the panel can be cut down to fit.
Notch the cut ends of the horizontal rails so they will seat inside of post.

BEGINNING INSTALLATION

1. Attach a post cap to the first post using a rubber mallet
2. Mix concrete to set post. See the chart for hole and post depth
   • The concrete footing must extend past the frost line in areas where freezing of the ground can cause the post to “heave”
3. Dig post holes approx. 6” diameter x appropriate depth per the chart. Fill the hole with approx. 6” of pea stone to allow for water drainage. Place the post in the hole and fill around with concrete mix, stopping approx. 2” from ground level.
   • It’s best to start the installation at a gate or corner
4. Make sure post level and plumb. Post may need to be braced while the concrete is setting

Panel Height| Post Height| Hole Depth| Post in Ground
---|---|---|---
36”| 58”| 27”| 21”
42”| 64”| 27”| 21”
48”| 72”| 27”| 21”
54”| 88”| 33”| 27”
60”| 88”| 33”| 27”
72”| 102”| 35”| 29”

Fence Section Installation

• Installation should be done post-panel.

• Installing all post first is not recommended

  1. After the first post is installed and setting, begin installing the fi rst fence section. Insert the horizontal rails from the section into the punched holes from the previously installed post. Place the rails into the post until the notch is against the face of the post.
     • It is a good idea to have the next post hole in the run already dug and pea stone in the bottom when attaching the section to the previous post.
  2. Place the next required post (line/corner/end) into the post hole, and slide the post onto the rails of the panel until the notch is against the face of the post. Fill the hole with concrete Mix, stopping approx. 2” from ground level.
  3. Repeat by digging the next post hole and filling with pea stone. Insert the next fence section into the previously installed post. Place the next post into the post hole and slide the post onto the rails of the panel until the notch is against the face of the post. Fill the hole with concrete mix, stopping approx. 2” from ground level. Repeat down the line.
  4. After every 3-4 fence sections are installed. Check to make sure all posts and sections are still level. Make corrections as needed, use a rubber mallet while the concrete is still somewhat soft.
  5. After the concrete has set, fasten the fence section to the posts using screws provided. Be careful not to over-tighten screws because screw heads may break off or strip out. If using a power hex-head driver adjust the clutch to prevent the screws from marring the finish or denting the post.
  6. Fill in the top of the post holes with dirt and grass so the fence will look like it’s been there for years.
  7. Touch up, using only the supplied touch up paint, any marks that may be visible.

Contact

• 5500 NW 161st Street Miami Gardens, FL 33014
• Phone: 800-730-8382
• ALLSecurityEquipment.com

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