Publish Time: 2019-08-04 Origin: Site
Do you want to use vinyl fences to give yourself more privacy, they are also made of vinyl, but the installation is more convenient and simple. This article will teach you how to quickly build a vinyl lattice fence.
The tools you need to prepare
Construction steps
conclusion
l 4x4 pressure treated wooden stake
l Fast setting cement
l String
l Carpenter level
l Gas powered or manual rear hole excavator
l 2" by 6" pressure treated wooden railings
l Oil base paint
l Deck screw
l Fastener
l Vinyl saw blade circular saw
l 25 foot measuring tape
l Electric drill
l Hammer
l Vinyl Lattice Fence board
l Fence rail
The amount of material required is determined by measuring the width and length of the area to be enclosed. This will give you the area. Bring this information to your nearest landscape center and they will help you figure out how many vinyl panels, stakes and wooden railings you need. Typically, the columns are spaced six to eight feet apart.
Place one or two bags of 75 pounds of powdered quick-setting cement in each hole. Soak the hole with water. Put the pillar in the hole. Use the carpenter's level to make sure it's level. Support it so that it doesn't move as it does. Do the same for the following posts, make sure they are all level and align evenly using strings. Allow the concrete to be fully set before proceeding to the next step. The change in time may depend on the humidity level and temperature. Drying guides are usually posted in the fast cement bags of the brand of your choice. If you want them to match the vinyl lattice fence board, apply them.
Measure the position of the rail rail bracket. Make sure they are in the same location on each post to ensure that the frame is even and level. As a general guideline, the base should not exceed 12 inches from the ground and should not be less than 6 inches from the ground. The railing above will be installed 4 to 6 feet above the ground, depending on the height of your vinyl lattice fence. If you like, paint the rails.
Place the first vinyl grid fence board so that it is fully aligned horizontally, vertically and horizontally. Fix the panel to the guide rail with three deck screws so that you can make any adjustments as needed. Once the panel is properly aligned, screw it fully into the guide rail and insert the fastener approximately every 6 inches.
Cut the panel if necessary. Be sure to use a circular saw with a vinyl cutting blade to reduce strain on the vinyl. If you don't have a vinyl blade, you can have a normal blade flip it and rotate it in the opposite direction. This will do a similar thing, such as a vinyl cutting blade, and place fewer vinyl strain grids on the strainer board.
A vinyl lattice fence provides proper privacy and is easier to build than standard picket fences. These types of fences last longer than wooden lattice fences because they are made of polyvinyl chloride. These panels are sold as prefabricated vinyl panels, reducing the time consuming steps of cutting pickets. Follow the steps above to quickly create a vinyl lattice fence around your property.