How to Install the Norfolk One Style with Lattice Accent |
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Simply click the thumbnails on either side of the screen for a larger more detailed image. This online instruction manual is meant to show how easy it is to install this vinyl fence. A complete fully illustrated manual is included with each order. |
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Chad makes digging the holes look easy.
He didn't have to work too hard, notice the Bobcat in the background? |
 Here he is using the Nu-Boston Digger to "bell" the bottom of the hole. |
Chad Hoover - born 10/06/75, attending KSU, major - English
Literature. |
After the hole has been thoroughly cleaned out the post can
be inserted. |
 Notice the depth of the hole according to the routed hole in the bottom of the post. |
It is advised to use rebar to reinforce corner and gate
posts. This is a rebar separator clip that helps to keep the ends of the rebar apart
when filling the posts with concrete. |
This style of fence uses a steel channel to reinforce the
bottom rail. I have slid it out a few inches to better illustrate. |
 This is a lock-ring. It is used to lock the top and bottom rail into the post. |
The lock-ring is made out of plastic and is easily squeezed
by hand. |
The lock-ring must be slightly squeezed before inserting
into the rails. |
 Next insert the bottom rail into the pre-routed hole in the post. |
Press the button which sticks out of the rail to allow it
to slide into the post. Once inside it slides back out to lock it into place. |
The posts are all pre-routed. Here you see the two
slots meant for the mid-rail. |
 The mid-rail easily slides right into place. |
Continue with the other mid-rail. |
Now you are ready to start inserting the pickets.
This is the shrink-wrapped packet in which the pickets are shipped. |
 Start at one end and slide a picket between the mid-rails and down into the bottom rail. |
This illustrates the tight fit that the picket makes with
the bottom rail. |
Continue until all of the pickets are in place. |
 Slip on the top rail and use another lock ring to snap it into place. |
The pickets are secured to the mid rail with screws.
This shows the decorative caps that are used to cover the screws. |
This is the bottom rail of the lattice unit. It gets
screwed to the top rail of the fence section. |
 The lattice that is precut to size and that slides right into the channel of the bottom rail. |
The top rail of the lattice section slides over the lattice
and into the pre-routed hole of the posts. |
