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Please read these instructions carefully before installing
your Barrette fence. If you have any questions or issues
installing the fence, please contact us at 1-800-336-2383
for assistance.
Before You Begin…
Check your local zoning laws.
• Local zoning laws and Home Owners Associations may
regulate the location, style and height of your fence or
even require a permit signoff beforehand.
Contact your local utilities companies.
• You must have the utility companies clearly mark
your property for electrical, gas or water lines to avoid
puncturing any unseen underground utilities.
Pay to mark your property line.
• Being proactive will save you time and money from any
disputes from neighbors.
© 2012 Barrette Outdoor Living
7830 Freeway Circle
Middleburg Heights, Ohio 44130
Sketch Plan and confi rm materials needs
• First, draw or sketch out your fence plan to paper. This
drawing will help you estimate materials and plan location
of corners and gates. Show the house, driveway, deck, and
property lines. Then measure accurately with tape measure
and identify those on your sketch.
• Layout should show fence lines and gate locations
• Determine number of sections and posts needed
• The opening left for gates should be the width of the gate
ordered. A 48” walk gate opening should be left for a 48”
gate (which is made at an actual width of 46.5” to fi t a 48”
opening)
Installation Tips
• Gates need to be installed on level ground
• Gates and fence panels should be installed so that the
bottom of the fence is 2" above ground level to allow for lawn
maintenance/cutting.
• Once installed, the top of the post will be at the same height
as the top of the tallest part of the fence panel.
• Separate and identify your posts. The rails from the fence
panels will be inserted into the pre-punched holes of the
posts.
Material Checklist:
String
Stakes
Tape Measure
Post Hole Digger
Shovel
Level
Hacksaw
ATTENTION: Before you assemble the fence:
PLEASE TAKE A COMPLETE INVENTORY OF ALL PARTS USING THE KIT CONTENTS.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ASSEMBLE THE FENCE IF PARTS ARE MISSING OR DAMAGED.
Please do not return the product to the store, for assistance or replacement parts call:
1-800-336-2383
Rubber Mallet
Concrete Mix
Peastone
Corner Post: Used to connect two sections
of fence coming together at 90°.
Line Post: Post with holes on two opposite
sides to connect fence sections.
End Post: Used to end a line of fence. Only
one section of fence will connect to an end
post.
Blank Post: Has no holes, and is
used with a gate latch.
Heavy Duty Gate Post: Features a heavier wall
than all other posts to support the weight of
the gate (attached with hinges). Similar to an
end post, the HD Gate Post only has holes
on one side.
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