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Assembly
Instructions |
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Laying the posts flat on the ground,
insert the crossbeams into thengs on the 4"x4" posts
(see diagram below). |
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2. |
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Before
inserting each panel, make sure the panel is correct side up, and all of
the back sides are on same side of fence.
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The top
of the panel has the black irrigation hose, the bottom irrigation pipe
is white.
- The back sides of panels have the hose
connections in the corners. |
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3. |
Place
the panels into theng created by crossbeams and posts. Be sure crossbeams are centered within the posts, and adjust fence
frame so that panels fit snugly by pushing the fence posts inward. |
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Secure the top and bottom cross beams into the
posts by inserting screws into cross beams through the hollow top and
bottom post holengs (see diagram below).
This will keep the cross beams from sliding out and help create a
sturdy fence structure. |
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To secure panels into fence posts, insert four
screws at 45 degree angles to the face of the panel (from the back side)
through the wood from the inside of frame into the 4x4 fence posts (two
per side, equal distance apart). See diagram below. |
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Side View
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Note:
If unit will be ground-recessed, please skip to Step
8.
For
free-standing units or mounting with "L" brackets, please
continue with Step 6. |
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After all panels are secured, hook up
interconnect irrigation system. Using
1/2" hose and 90-degree "L" shaped joints, connect
together the irrigation systems. Use
white plugs to cap off connection holes not used.
(TIP: A dab of plumbers silicone on "L" joints is
helpful.) See Side View diagram below. |
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7. |
After
irrigation system is interconnected, the kit is now ready to mount to
concrete using metal "L" brackets or screw into redwood feet.
(For further instructions on installation using "L" brackets,
please contact us.) |
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Recess Unit into the Ground: |
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8. |
Living TapestriesTM
suggests that The
Fence That Grows be sunken into the ground (ground-recessed) by
actually sinking redwood 4"x4" posts into the ground in
concrete and sliding the white fence post over the redwood
4"x4" and securing each fence post with
bolts and nuts (or four screws). |
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Dig holes approximately 18" deep (24"
deep for 6' fence) and 48" apart, measuring from the center
of one hole to the center of the other hole. |
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Length of redwood 4"x4" should be the
depth of the hole. (When
redwood 4x4 is in the hole, the top of the redwood 4"x4"
should be at ground level.) Insert
redwood 4x4 into bottom of plastic 4"x4" fence post
and bolt together (four sides if using screws) as shown in the
following diagram. |
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Holding the fence in upright, insert posts into
cement caisson. (NOTE:
Fence should be level before pouring cement into
caissons.) After adding
cement, allow to dry completely.
Follow recommended drying time instruction included on
cement bag.
Note:
If you intend to take the fence with you when you move or
change landscaping, do NOT fill the caisson completely with
cement. ONLY FILL TO THE LEVEL WHERE THE WHITE 4"x4"
FENCE POST STARTS. This
way, you can dig down to the bolts, take the bolts out and slide
off the white fence post. |
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9. |
After cement has dried, connect the irrigation
system. (You will be applying
some pressure to the fence so be sure cement is thoroughly dry.)
Follow Step 6 for connecting irrigation
system. |
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10. |
Check
to see that watering system is working properly.
If so, you are ready to plant!
Note: Make
sure that the panels are right-side-up for correct irrigation in your
unit. All watering connections
should be in the back of the fence, and the two connections should be
toward the bottom of each panel. |
