Installation Guide

Mark post locations every 8 feet along your fence line. Use stakes and string to establish a straight reference line. Account for corners and gate openings in your layout. Verify property lines before digging.

Dig each post hole to a minimum of 2 feet deep with a 10-inch diameter. In sandy Florida soil, consider going 6 inches deeper for extra stability. Remove loose soil from the bottom of each hole.

Place each post in its hole and plumb it with a level on two adjacent sides. Pour 2 bags of 60-lb fast-set concrete per post, adding water as directed. Brace the post and let it cure for a minimum of 24 hours before installing rails.

Once posts are fully cured, slide the concrete rails into the post slots from the top. Rails drop into place by gravity. No mortar, adhesive, or mechanical fasteners are needed. The weight of the concrete rails holds them securely in the slots.

Walk the entire fence line and verify all posts are plumb and rails are fully seated in their slots. Check for any gaps between rails and posts. Clean up any excess concrete or disturbed soil around the post bases.