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How to Install Palisade Fencing?

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Palisade fence is the most popular residential protection solution and excels in providing a high level of security and resistance to attack. It can be used not only as a house fence, but also as burglary-resistant single leaf security gate and double leaf security gate for residential, industrial, or commercial sites. Here we will show you the steps for installing palisade fence as fence, single leaf security gate, and double leaf security gate.

Preparation List

  • RSJ posts
  • Palisade pales
  • Cross rails
  • Connectors (straight palisade fishplates, corner palisade fishplates, and end palisade fishplates)
  • Anti-vandal bolts and nuts
  • Square tubes (for single leaf security gate, and double leaf security gate)
  • Gate frames (for single leaf security gate, and double leaf security gate)
  • Galvanized eye bolts

Fence Installation

Mark on the ground where the two RSJ posts will be installed

Step 1: Locate the installation position

Confirm the position and mark the distance between two adjacent RSJ posts based on the fence width of 2.75 m (cross rail length).

Dig in a RSJ post into the hole.

Step 2-1: Dig-in

The hole should be 35 cm × 45 cm wide; depending on the length of the RSJ post, and your hole should be at least 60 cm deep. Make sure the RSJ post is vertical and pour cement in to complete the fixing.

Bolt down a RSJ post to the ground

Step 2-2: Bolt-down

Secure the RSJ post tightly on hard ground with anti-vandal bolts.

Secure the RSJ posts on both sides of the fence with concrete

Step 3: Install RSJ posts on both sides

Reconfirm the position of the markings according to the width of the bottom cross rail and fix the 2 RSJ posts.

Attach one end of the cross rail to the bottom of the RSJ post

Step 4: Install bottom cross rail

Connect the cross rail in the bottom position to the RSJ post with palisade fishplates, anti-vandal bolts and nuts.

2 sides RSJ posts and top and bottom cross rails

Step 5: Install top cross rail

Secure the top cross rail with connectors in the same way as in step 4.

Install the palisade pales on the cross rails

Step 6: Install palisade pales

Fix the palisade pales to the upper and lower horizontal cross rails in turn with anti-vandal bolts and nuts.

A piece of finished palisade fence with palisade pales

Step 7: Complete installation

Check to ensure that each part is firmly secured and the installation is complete.

We offer 3 types of cross rail palisade fishplates, depending on the position of the RSJ posts:

Straight palisade fishplate fixed explosive view

Straight palisade fishplate

End palisade fishplate fixed explosive view

End palisade fishplate

Corner palisade fishplate fixed explosive view

Corner palisade fishplate

1.2 M Single leaf Palisade Security Gate Installation

Mark on the ground where the 2 square tubes will be installed.

Step 1: Locate the installation position

Confirm the position and mark the distance between two adjacent square tubes based on the fence width.

Dig in 2 square tubes into the holes.

Step 2: Dig-in

Secure the dig-in square tubes on both sides of the gate with concrete to ensure that the square tubes are level and aligned.

A finished gate frame with palisade pales

Step 3: Assemble palisade pales

Install palisade pales on the gate frame, where the 2 palisade pales in the locking position are short, and attach the lock between them.

Attach the gate frame with palisade pales to the left square tube

Step 4: Install gate frame

Secure the gate frame to the left square tube with galvanized eye bolt.

Lock on the back of the single leaf gate of the palisade fence

Step 5: Check the lock and latch

Check to make sure the latch is aligned with the lock eye.

A finished palisade fence single leaf gate

Step 6: Complete installation

The installation is complete, pictured here with the single leaf gate installed in the fence.

2.0 M Double leaf Palisade Security Gate Installation

Mark on the ground where the 2 square tubes will be installed

Step 1: Locate the installation position

Determine and mark gate and gate post positions, and dig holes.

Dig in 2 square tubes into the holes.

Step 2: Dig-in

Secure the dig-in square tubes on both sides of the gate with concrete to ensure that the posts are level and aligned.

Assemble the 5 palisade pales on the left gate frames separately

Step 3: Assemble palisade pales on the left gate

Assemble the palisade pales on the left gate in sequence, leaving the space in place at the lock.

Install the 2 short palisade pales at the left side lock

Step 4: Install palisade pales at left side lock

Install the 2 short palisade pales in place at the gate lock.

Assemble palisade pales for the right gate

Step 5: Assemble palisade pales on the right gate

Assemble the palisade pales on the right gate.

Install the left gate to left side post, with exploded view of assembly details

Step 6: Install the left gate to left side square tube

Secure the left gate and left side square tube with galvanized eye bolts.

Install the right gate to right side post, with exploded view of assembly details

Step 7: Install the right gate to right side square tube

Secure the right gate and right side square tube with galvanized eye bolts.

Detail view of the lock and latch on the back of both gates

Step 8: Check the lock and latch

Check to make sure the latch is aligned with the lock eye.

A finished palisade fence double leaf gate

Step 9: Complete installation

Check that the parts are firmly secured and the installation is complete.

We provide different specifications of palisade fences to meet the building protection needs of different environments such as industrial, commercial, residential, etc. If you want to know more about our palisade fence, please contact us.

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