Place the stakes in the corners and the
door
.
We place the
the struts
to the corner posts and the door with the appropriate support rings.
- We make a guide (suture) from corner to corner stake.
- Place the stakes at a distance of 2.50 metres from each other.
- Pass the first cross wire starting from the bottom hole of the first stake, then the top hole of the next stake and alternating until the end. Then pass the second one opposite to each peg and twist the cross wires with an iron or pliers until they are taut.
- Pass the wire in 3 horizontal rows (bottom-middle-up) through the corresponding holes of the stake and stretch it either with pliers or using the appropriate tensioners.Unwind the mesh down parallel to the fence and stretch it. We then tie it to the corner stake and begin to lift it up and tie it to each stake in at least three places.
- When we place all the mesh rolls on the fencing, we tie them with fine wire to the stakes two or three more times and to all the wires horizontally or crosswise every 30 cm with the same fine wire or with tying hooks.Finally, we place the plugs on the pipes.
SAMPLE MATERIAL PROPORTION FOR 100m Perimeter40
Fencing posts every 2.50m 8
Struts for the 4 corners 8
Rings for the struts of the piles 1
Door (at the same height of the grid) 4
Struts for the door 4
Rings for the door struts 5
Rolls 20m mesh or 4 rolls of 25m. 300
Meters of wire for 3 horizontal rows 300
Meters of wire for 2 crossover rows. (the wire must be at least one size larger than the mesh) 4
Kilograms of No 10 wire for tying or 2 kg of wire for tying and 2000 tying hooks. 40
Cups for the pipes
EXAMPLE40
Galvanized pipes 1¼ x 2,00 8
Galvanized pipes 1 x 2,00 8
1¼ rings for the stake struts 1
Door 1,50 x 3,00 4
Galvanized pipes 1 x 2,00 4
1 ½ rings for the door struts 5
Net rolls. No 14 50 x 50 x 1,50 25
Kilograms of galvanized wire No 15 2
Kilograms of galvanized wire No 10 1
Box of 1000 hooks 40
Tappas 1¼
