How Do You Assemble A Chain Link Fence?
Professional fencing services can be expensive. Fortunately, it is relatively simple to assemble and install your own chain link fence. Decide where to position your fence. Use your stakes and string to line out the fence’s boundary. Use a post-hole digger to dig out holes for the fence posts. Make the holes at least 18 inches deep, vertically, and 8 inches wide. This is so the posts can be properly set into the ground with cement. Mark the depth of the holes on your posts to ensure that they will be tall enough once they’re set into the ground. You posts need to be tall enough to span the width of the chain link fence with 2 to 3 inches left over. Mix the concrete. Follow the directions on the packaging of cement and mix in water, gravel and sand. Mix the cement in a wheelbarrow with the hoe or shovel. Set the poles in the holes. Center each post in a hole and pour concrete around it. Use the level to make sure the ground is level with the line you’ve drawn. Once level, make a “hill”
