Fence may be useful for several things like privacy, weather barriers and restrictions for children, or just for decoration. Your imagination is the only thing that is to reduce design. You can get some good ideas when you look at other fences in your neighborhood, or if you are looking for in domestic journals. Also, you should contact your city or residential association to make sure that there is no regulation for the construction of the fence.
Layout of your fence. The basic theory is that the share which will plot a section of chain between them. This will be the main guideline for the installation sites. If your fence starts in your house you will probably want to have the right angle. This is a simple procedure to fix it. The first contribution to the place where you begin your plot. Attach a string to a stake and stretch it roughly perpendicular to his house. Measured 1.5-meter at the string and mark it. Mark the point on your house-one meter from the stake. Hold tape measure diagonally between one-meter mark and 1.5-meter mark and move the string until the distance between the marks is 2-meter.
Tie a string on this site, and it would be perpendicular to the house. Mark the position of your first, and then measure the line marked out for the rest of creation. Thee string should be outside this post, so you have to measure from the string at the center seats. Mark the one who is interested, so you can see. If your fence goes down the hill you have two options you have upper fence to the hill or you can keep the fence sections level and step the fence down at each job. If you want to withdraw the fence height estimate differs from the top and bottom of the hill, and this number divided by the number of sections. And you get the amount that step down the fence on every job.
Digging holes. You can use a clamshell digger to dig the postholes but it’s very difficult when you have a fork and enough holes or you could rent a hard ground power auger, but tend to be two people to run it. In most areas, you have postholes below the frost line, to make sure that the site remains in place when the country starts wheezing because of frost. As a guide, we bury about half of the corner posts and about a third of the line underground.
Setting jobs. It’s a good idea to put 30 to 40 cm layer of gravel at the bottom of each hole, to prevent rot and decay. Gravel will tat water collects in the bottom drain hole. Set after the end of the first and line up along the edge of the layout string. To prevent water flowing between the post and concrete you need to fill the hole a little higher than the earth and slope away from the top of a concrete pole low. Brace post in place while the concrete healing. Line post does not need that much support.