EZ FENCE2GO – PREPARATION
Having chosen your EZ Fence2Go solution, series, and color options, you are ready to select your type of fence, create a shopping list of materials and draft your task list.
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EZ Fence2Go – Measure
Measure the perimeter of your yard, but first:
- Confirm your property line. In order to get accurate measurements, you need to know exactly where your property line is.
- Locate underground utilities. Underground utility lines will affect where your fence posts can be placed.
- Research local zoning codes and restrictions. Some cities and neighborhoods have restrictions on fencing.
- Check for obstructions.
- Check where frost line is.
- Mark and measure your yard. (utilize the grid found on page 10 of the EZ Fence2Go Brochure)
Note: Where there are sections of yard less than 8 feet in length, panels can be cut down
- Place a stake in each corner of your yard and every 8 feet, as that is where the posts will go.
- Add up all of your measurements and divide by 6 or 8, depending on the fence series/fence width you chose.
- Think about where you would place your gates if you are going to have any.
EZ Fence2Go – Diagram
- To determine the number of “End Posts” you will need, count the total number of corners and ends of your yard. (If your fence will stop at a gate, a tree, or your house…that is and end post.)
- To determine the number of “Line Posts” you will need, count the total number of stakes that you will put in the ground every 6 or 8 feet. Be sure to modify your calculations if the length of your fence panels will not be 8ft. sections.
- Count the number of gates and note the size.
- Count the number of sections (are section lengths 6 or 8 feet wide?)
- Don’t forget post tops and gate latches/hardware.
