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I'm trying to Build a structure to hang the fence panel below, thinking of setting up a few posts, run some horizontal timbre between the posts then use screws to hang the screen on top of it. This is all in front of my colourbond fence. Is this the right way? Also I don't see enough space on the panel between the vertical lines to put through the screws.
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Hi @EricL, @MitchellMc
I'm planning to install the posts for the frame on top of Pyrda stirrups that bunnings sell.
My posts are 2.4m long. What should be the height of the stirrup to go into the ground?
Thanks.
Hi @AJ-DIYer,
I'd recommend using these Pryda 450x90mm M10 Full Stirrup Post Anchors and having the entire leg concreted in the ground with only the mounting section above your footer.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Thanks @MitchellMc
How many horizontal timbre pieces do I need to run between two posts that are 1.8 metres apart? do I need to 2 or 3 horizontal pieces? Since These timbre pieces have to be aligned to the pieces attached to the back of the panels.
Hi @AJ-DIYer,
If you went with 90 x 45mm, you'd likely be able to run one at the top and one at the bottom. I'd recommend joining the panels together on the remaining two middle pieces on the back of the panel with mending plates. That will help the 90 x 45mm timber to not sag.
Mitchell
Thanks @MitchellMc
Can you help me understand how to use the mending plates to join the panels together on the remaining middle pieces?
Hello @AJ-DIYer
My apologies for the late reply. The mending plates are placed between where the two panel joins to serve as a supporting element for the panels. I've sketched up an image below to give you an idea of where the plates are to be installed.
The plates are usually installed at the back where it can't be seen.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
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