Guide Before Installing Your Aluminum Fence

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1. Align the fencing as straight as possible
before rolling. It's easier to fix small
alignment issues later than large ones. To do
this, place stakes along where the fencing will
be installed and use string or chalk to draw
lines across the piece. Then follow these lines
as you roll it into place. If it's not straight,
you'll have to adjust the roller a couple of
times and make sure the fence ends up fairly
straight.
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3. Test rollers together to see if everything is
level. If not, you can use wood shims to level
everything out. Once you have it relatively
level, make sure the panels are where you want
them and that they'll be straight once rolled
into place.
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4. Drill holes in the ground where your stakes
are placed if needed. If the panels will be
anchored to the ground, you'll need to drill
holes. Use a hammer drill with a masonry bit.
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5. If you are rolling your fencing into place,
you'll want to make sure that the fencing is
facing in the right direction. In most cases,
this simply means that panel ends should face
inward (or away from other objects).
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7. Be sure to get all of your tools together
ahead of time and start installation once you're
ready to begin work on your project. Though this
all seems like a tricky task that's why the
aluminum fence company in Bellevue is here to
help you with the installation and the repair of
your fence.
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