Frequently Asked Questions

Step 1: Planning Your Fence

• Decide how high and long you want your fence.
• Calculate the number of slats you’ll need (allowing small gaps, usually around 6-12mm).

Step 2: Setting Up Posts

• Dig holes about 600mm deep where posts will go.
• Place the posts in holes, making sure they’re straight with a spirit level.
• Fill the holes with concrete mix, then let set overnight.

Step 2.1: Attaching To Brick

• Hold a bracket or batten against the wall, aligning it with the holes.
• Using your drill (with a screwdriver attachment), slowly screw into the wall plugs until firmly attached.
• Check with a spirit level to ensure it’s straight.

Step 3: Attaching Support Battens

• Screw vertical battens onto posts, about every 600mm along the fence length.

Step 4: Securing the Slats

• Starting from the top, attach slats horizontally to battens using screws.
• Use a small piece of wood (spacer) to keep gaps even between each slat.

Step 5: Finishing Off

Trim the ends of the slats neatly using a saw.

Step 1: Planning Your Fence

• Decide how high and long you want your fence.
• Calculate the number of slats you’ll need (allowing small gaps, usually around 6-12mm).

Step 2: Setting Up Posts

• Dig holes about 600mm deep where posts will go.
• Place the posts in holes, making sure they’re straight with a spirit level.
• Fill the holes with concrete mix, then let set overnight.

Step 2.1: Attaching To Brick

• Hold a bracket or batten against the wall, aligning it with the holes.
• Using your drill (with a screwdriver attachment), slowly screw into the wall plugs until firmly attached.
• Check with a spirit level to ensure it’s straight.

Step 3: Attaching Support Battens

• Screw vertical battens onto posts, about every 600mm along the fence length.

Step 4: Securing the Slats

• Starting from the top, attach slats horizontally to battens using screws.
• Use a small piece of wood (spacer) to keep gaps even between each slat.

Step 5: Finishing Off

Trim the ends of the slats neatly using a saw.

Step 1: Planning Your Fence

• Decide how high and long you want your fence.
• Calculate the number of slats you’ll need (allowing small gaps, usually around 6-12mm).

Step 2: Setting Up Posts

• Dig holes about 600mm deep where posts will go.
• Place the posts in holes, making sure they’re straight with a spirit level.
• Fill the holes with concrete mix, then let set overnight.

Step 2.1: Attaching To Brick

• Hold a bracket or batten against the wall, aligning it with the holes.
• Using your drill (with a screwdriver attachment), slowly screw into the wall plugs until firmly attached.
• Check with a spirit level to ensure it’s straight.

Step 3: Attaching Support Battens

• Screw vertical battens onto posts, about every 600mm along the fence length.

Step 4: Securing the Slats

• Starting from the top, attach slats horizontally to battens using screws.
• Use a small piece of wood (spacer) to keep gaps even between each slat.

Step 5: Finishing Off

Trim the ends of the slats neatly using a saw.