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They say not to concrete aluminium posts , the cement manufacturers, they'll be lucky to last 6 months due to corrosion..... who right..?

Can you build this in about a 8degree angle and what's involved in making sure it still looks correct

We have a concrete sleeper fence using galvanised H posts. We would like to attach fence brackets to posts but would rather not pull out all the sleepers.. would welding the bracket only along the top part that joins to post be sufficient for securing bracket to post for colorbond fence?

Hey mate thanks for the video! Just wanted to ask how i can make a custom size pvc swing gate?

Mate what distance should I leave (Centre to Centre) for gate posts for the 1500mm gate?

If you put the pull pin on the gate you can use one hand to open

The double post is a nice solution!

Thanks for making this. Very informative!

Terrific instructional video, thanks. And I so LOL'ed at the peach bum..

Is this the 1.2m high fencing?

Chalkline?

Best video on glass fencing. Thx buddy. We also sell such products. If you need, please feel free to contact us.

Great vid, looking to do something similar down the side of my house

Great job looks good!

A video for tradies i guess, confusing for diy'ers, looks difficult. Another aussies has an easier video with bolts, makes it look easy.

Nice job! Everything looks straight and sturdy.

Hi mate love ya work I put my pvc panels together first then cement each post as I go I find it easier not sure if you have tried it that way or not . Keep the videos coming.

Digging the built in mailbox 📬😊! Just curious, once mail 📨 💌 are put inside from the front, could mail thieves remove the mail? Also, what was the install time? Start to finish. Beautiful work! 🇺🇸 Viewer

How deep/thick does the footing under the pavers need to be?

Great video

Great work

Where did you get this letter box from?

Nice work will rust out in a couple of months and bleed down the concrete sleepers

Pull string lines on the top & bottom as a precaution. That will make plumbing your post quicker and that makes it easy to notice any un-plumb posts.

Hi Lee, I have a question for you . I have a travertine floor around the pool and i don’t think is concrete under the tiles , do you think the chemical concrete would help the spigots stay in place

Hey guys! Just curious would i he able to install these panels onto limestone retaining wall? And if so which fence posts would I need? Thanks

Really good video. Can you please do a video on running and leveling the string line?

thanks mate, installing my first one today. A big help.

thanks legend 🤙

What tool are you using on the screws for hinges?

Great video! Two questions though: 1) How do you adapt at the corners? 2) Most concrete sleepers are 2m and Colorbond is 2.4. Are you cutting the Colorbond down to fit the 2m length of sleeper or ? Thank you so much ☺️

If you have food garden nearby, is there any concern of leaching from the PVC? How durable is a PVC fence? Does it last as long as steel gates?

Really helpful video, thank you. Where do you buy the slats from? Stratco, Bunnings?

Great video, I just got a quote to install conrete sleeper under my fence which is 15.4 metres and was quoted $2133 as they will have to dismantle the fence but the timber version was quoted $1300 is that a reasonable price ? thanks

I know y'all are calling this pool fencing so would it be weird if I used it to fence the front of my property?

Another really good how-to video. Thanks muchly. Let’s get erecting!!!

Not sure if you realise bud there isn't a pool there 😂....but good video mate

What I like to do is dug all the holes what kind of grammar is that? Try saying what I like to do is dig all the holes you are making American fencers look good.And the fool says to level the posts when they are to be plumb you can see why he is a fencer.

You keep saying the door fool it is a gate!

Just another idiot saying the posts are to be level when in fact they are to be plumb.

I’m doing a little infill at home dimensions between the posts are 750mm what size do I cut the sheet please

I followed your video for my project and it really helped me understand the best way to do it. Thanks heaps for this, much appreciated.

How did you level the string line?

It's a shame the tops of the gate didn't line up with the posts.

Is this a joke ? Mild steel bracket with no corossion protection. Not even a bit of paint. Yep just get the job done . Get the money and fuck off. Pathetic.

Great video! Thanks for sharing!!!

Nice work! Any issue with this fence around the pool & potential toe / foot holds?

Quickset concrete has an additive that corrodes aluminium

Good video overall and you obviously take pride in your job, but I am honestly really not a fan of this particular method. Those glass mates while look good seem too lightweight to me, I question how well they would keep glass straight in strong winds. Putting the spigots on before putting the glass in makes no sense to me, you either need to lay the glass down or have it upside down which risks scratching the face or top and means you obviously need to flip and rotate them requiring more physical effort along with the mental effort of aligning the spigots. Putting the glass mates on with each panel means you're not checking the heights they will sit beforehand, this could lead to issues if core holes aren't deep enough (for example you stop due to reo) or the level drops too much. No string line to help straighten the glass, while you can definitely get good straightness from eying it using a string line helps immensely especially with keeping them on the line. The way we install our glass is using good old timber blocks with packers levelled around the entire fence line first which ensures all heights will be good. Spigots are put into the holes (having their bottom cut off with a grinder if necessary to fit) with their cover plates and then glass lowered in. The glass is then secured with a custom made extendable suction brace with a weight on the base placed every second panel (more if we're worried about wind), and each panel is joined to the ones next to it with a simple joiner (two pieces of wood with a screw) up top and bottom. Spigots are screwed in when the panel is secured, either right away or after the panels for that run are all lifted in. We put an entire side, or two or three depending how many panels and braces we have going, in before grouting and straighten first using a string line run from end to end on top lining up the middle which as I said helps immensely to get it as close to perfect as possible. We use Sika HES Grout which we find works really good, we used to use CRL years ago until they unknowingly changed their formula making it expand which caused damage on some jobs we had done. Personally we find this method works best for us being very efficient for both time and effort while producing a high quality result, we've been able to have upwards of 20 panels installed and grouted within 5-6 hours before though mind you we generally core drill on a separate earlier day but we have done a few 40 to 50 metre jobs all in one day including the core drilling (we like to try and finish the job so we don't need to go back even if it means finishing after it's gotten dark, we've literally been on a job until 10 PM finishing it up).

Couldn’t you just mark with a tape 2425 to achieve centre of post??