Actiaspet Galvanised Stock Fencing - 100cm H x 50m L

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This guide is for those needing to install durable fencing for livestock or property boundaries. The Actiaspet Galvanised Stock Fencing offers a robust and long-lasting solution, thanks to its hot-dipped galvanization. Keep in mind that while this fencing is designed for various applications, precise measurements are important for a perfect installation.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberM8/100/15
BrandActiaspet

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FAQs

What is the lifespan of this fencing?

With proper installation and maintenance, the Actiaspet Galvanised Stock Fencing can last for many years, often exceeding a decade.

What tools are needed for installation?

You'll need posts, a post-hole digger, staples or clips, a hammer or staple gun, wire cutters, measuring tape, and safety glasses.

Can I use this fence for horses?

While suitable for some livestock, it may not be ideal for horses due to the wire spacing. Consider a fence specifically designed for horses.

How do I cut the fencing?

Use heavy-duty wire cutters to cut the fencing to the desired length. Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes.

What kind of posts should I use?

You can use wood, metal, or concrete posts, depending on your preference and the local conditions. Ensure the posts are sturdy and correctly installed.

How do I maintain the fence?

Regularly inspect the fence for any damage or wear, and repair any damaged areas promptly. Remove any debris that accumulates on the fence.

Troubleshooting

Fence sagging after installation

Ensure the fence is properly tensioned during installation. Check and tighten staples or clips. Consider adding intermediate posts or strainers.

Rust appearing on the fence

Inspect the fence regularly and remove any rust with a wire brush. Apply a zinc-based primer and paint to protect the affected areas.

Difficulty unrolling the fence

Use gloves to protect your hands. Have a second person assist. Work in a well-cleared area to avoid snagging the wire.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction with hot-dipped galvanization for extended lifespan.
  • Suitable for various stock fencing requirements.
  • Easy to handle and install due to its medium weight.
  • Offers good value for money considering its quality and length.

Cons

  • Requires careful measurement during installation to ensure proper fit and coverage.
  • May require additional support posts depending on terrain and livestock.
  • While galvanized, it may still require periodic inspection and maintenance in harsh environments.
  • Not suitable for very large animals or high-impact situations without additional reinforcement.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Plan your fence line and measure accurately.
  2. Install posts, ensuring they are securely set in the ground (consider using appropriate post spacing and depth).
  3. Unroll the fencing and attach it to the posts using staples or clips designed for fencing.
  4. Stretch the fence taut and secure it to the posts.
  5. Check and adjust the fence line for even tension and alignment.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with wooden, metal, and concrete fence posts.
  • Works well with various types of terrain.
  • Can be used with other fencing accessories like gates and tensioners.

Care:

  • Inspect the fence regularly for any damage or wear.
  • Repair any damaged sections promptly.
  • Remove any debris that accumulates on the fence.
  • In coastal or particularly corrosive environments, consider additional protective measures like a sealant or regular cleaning.

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