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HOW TO USE THE CLFMI PRODUCT MANUAL. Familiarize yourself with the content of the CLFMI product manual. The product manual includes drawings of the four standard chain link fence designs plus swing gate, cantilever slide gate and fitting/assembly details.
Chain Link Fence Installation Manual. Before You Begin: 1. Obtain necessary zoning and building permits. There may be local zoning or deed restrictions pertaining to height and type of fence. Check out your property line setback requirements. 2. Find surveyors pins if the fence is to be located near property lines or have the lot surveyed. 3.
11 Steps of Chain Link Fence Installation. Chain link fence has been the prime for many homeowners. Not only the cost is quite affordable, but also it is suitable for DIY. Residential chain link fence can be installed around your backyard, swimming pool or garden.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. CHAIN-LINK FENCE AND GATE. BEFORE YOU START, IT’S IMPORTANT TO CHECK . . . . . . That fence footings do not exceed legally established property lines. If uncertain, refer to real estate agent’s line plot or consult a professional surveyor. . . .
First determine the location of end, corner, and gate posts (which are referred to as terminal posts). Distance between gate posts is determined by adding the actual width of the gate to an allowance for hinges and latches. Single walk gates require 3¾" for hinges and latches and double drive gates require 5½".
Installing a chain link gate on your fence is the perfect way to make your property more accessible—and it’s something you can do at home on your own. This how-to guide from America’s Fence Store will teach you the basics of chain link gate installation.
7 EASY STEPS TO INSTALLING CHAIN LINK FENCING STEP 1 Locating Terminal Posts. (Corner, end and gate posts are called straining posts) Locate the boundary lines to your property.Drive some stakes into the ground along the length of your property line and stretch a string between each stake.
