Boundaryline ColourPanel User manual

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
INSTALL
GUIDE
COLOURPANELTM

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing
Boundaryline ColourPanelTM
Fencing. This product will
provide you with many years
of trouble free protecon if
installed in accordance with
the direcons outlined in this
document.
- This guide does not apply
to any fences over 1.8m in
height. If your fence is greater
than 1.8m, please seek further
advice from Boundaryline.
-Describe your site details
when ordering materials.
-
Tape Measure
Square
Shovel
Circular Saw
Hex Drive Bit
Line Marking Paint
String Line
Angle Grinder
Post Hole Digger
Spirit Level
Safety Boots
Gloves
Helmet
- Make sure you choose
the right tools before start
installing your fence.
BEFORE YOU START, READ THIS
TOOLS LIST
!
IMPORTANT
the table in Step 1. This will
determine the concrete and
-Make sure you are aware of
underground services before
you start digging! These could
be gas, electricity, or water
mains. Call your local council
-Check your local council
fencing.
-Check the delivered material
for the correct number of
components and general
in this guide are formulated
along the lines of good
statement of all the relevant
data.
please contact our Technical
Team on 0800 003 006. We
are always happy to help in
any way we can.
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TOOLS SAFETY GEAR

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TO INSTALLATION
MARKING OUT YOUR POST HOLES
SITES
than 1 in 8. This may reduce the three sheet coverage
PanelTM steel this can be achieved using
snapping the sheet.
The top rail angles can be adjusted to create a smoother
ground.
We have longer rails available, so when you have a slope
in your fence line, you can keep your post centres at the
standard intervals.
a. Marking out sloping sites
Start post may
or temporary
top
is 200mm
Post
Post
/3
Post lengths required will increase accordingly to cater for these ground conditions.
Soil Type Minimum Hole Depth Approximate Concrete Required
Rock
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IMPORTANT

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SECURING POSTS
It is highly recommended that you taper the last two
where your fence extends beyond the front of your house.
and is much stronger than leaving it at full height.
Example for 2380mm post centres
If it isn’t possible to x posts as
proposed here, please contact
us for further informaon.
!
IMPORTANT
Fence Height Tapered End
Height
Top rail length if
tapered per two panels
2415mm
-
-Adjust to correct height
-Support post with temporary brace
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to corrode
1
/
2
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of next post.
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ground.
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both sides of posts. Ensure that the self-drilling screws are not
above the top of the posts to reduce the risk of injury.
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diagrams (right).
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mallet may help.
- Secure the top rail with self-drilling screws on both sides.
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nibbling process.
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INSTALLING INFILL SHEETS
between
posts
sheets
If you are installing a ColourPanel Slat Top
fence, see page 6 for slat installaon
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IMPORTANT

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- Ensure locking plugs and grommets are fully seated
other post insert. Make sure the locking plugs are all
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each hole. If you are facing the fence, the locking plug
post. You are now ready to insert the slats.
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discard.
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non-carbon pencil.
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with pre-painted self-drilling hex. head screws #10-16.
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SLOTTED POST INSERTS
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end of the slat approximately 100mm. Each slat will
- The slat’s roll-formed seam should be at the top rear of
the slat when it is inserted.
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it contacts the rear of the ColourSlatTM post. The other
end of the slat will now be able to be pushed into the
down to get it past the edge of the ColourSlatTM post.
INSERTING THE SLATS
Always start at the top as you may injure
your ngers starng from the base if a slat
slips and falls next to an inserted slat.
!
IMPORTANT
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 SPI-xx
2
3
Post-xx
5
6 Cap-xx Post Cap
3
6
5
12
SLAT TOPS

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1. To keep your fence looking its best, simply wash down
periodically with water when cleaning the car or watering the
sheltered from natural washing by rain.
2. DO NOT
rails and posts of your fence as this will retain water and lead to
corrosion.
DO NOT use your fence as a retaining wall, as it is not designed
for this purpose.
3.
can damage the surface. If this occurs wash the fence down with
water.
Adequate drainage is needed to ensure that water does not pond in
the posts such that there is a clearance between the ends of the
DO NOT
than ColourPanelTM steel. A small touch up brush can be supplied
for any small scratches.
5.
INSTALLING POST CAPS
All ColourPanelTM
single caps where required.
Make sure you keep the correct distance from the top of the post to the top of the rail (see page 5).
1
2
NOTES
Cut each side of the cap in line with the
achieve a straight cut.
Bend the cap along the centre ridge to snap
it, and pull apart to create two single caps.
inside corner of the sides only.

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ColourPanelTM materials are made from genuine ColourBond Steel. They are manufactured in Australia,
To learn more about PANELTM
ColourPanelTM
Boundaryline.
CONTACT BOUNDARYLINE FENCING
COLOURPANELTM SO TOUGH?
Step 5. A topcoat of specially developed exterior
grade lead-free paint is baked on for maximum
resistance to chipping, peeling and cracking. The
Super Polyester technology ensures the painted
Step 1. A base of Zincalume steel ensures
Step 2. A conversion layer is chemically applied
Step 4. A polyester primer is baked onto the surface.
Step 3. A pre-treatment layer is applied to enhance

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