Naichr Boundary Fencing Installation

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Naichr boundary fencing is designed as a modular post-and-panel system for fence heights up to approximately 1.8 m, subject to site conditions, wind exposure and final engineering requirements. Before installation, set out the fence line and position posts to suit the required panel size. The Naichr system is designed around generally equal panel spacing, with post centres allowing approximately 5 mm clearance greater than the panel width, helping avoid small cut panels at the end of a run where possible. On last panel you may need to trim panels or rails to the required size

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Post holes should generally be dug to a minimum depth of 600 mm, with final depth to suit soil conditions, fence height and wind loading. Naichr posts can then be positioned level and true. Posts may be set using suitable concrete or stabilised backfill methods, depending on project requirements. Unlike timber posts that can shrink, rot or create water traps inside concrete footings, and unlike metal posts that can corrode over time, Naichr posts are designed to be resistant to moisture damage, rot, rust and termites.

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Installers may set all posts first where they are confident with the layout, or work progressively panel by panel. Once posts are secure and aligned, Naichr panels or rails slide into the  receiving channel of the post. Panels are then seated into position and secured with stainless steel screws as required.

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Where the fence line is on sloping ground, the bottom panel may be cut to suit the required angle. This may alter the visible fence height at one end of the panel or create a gap beneath the panel depending on the fall. A practical method is to run a tight string line approximately 150 mm above the ground, lifting the line where the slope changes direction. The fall can then be measured using a level or laser. For example, if the total fall is 400 mm over five panel bays, divide 400 mm by 5, giving an average fall of 80 mm per panel. This means one end of a panel may sit close to the ground while the other end may have an approximate 80 mm gap underneath, depending on site condition, this will allow you to know what the gap is and take required steps to cover gap a product that suits ,bricks or make a small concrete or timber plinth

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After completion, level disturbed ground where practical, remove excess soil, and wipe down any soil, cement or residue from the Naichr posts, panels and rails. Final details may include end posts, corner posts, top finishes, caps or trims depending on the selected Naichr boundary fencing system.

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Detailed Naichr fencing installation guides and wind-load information are being prepared. Please contact KOSP for current installation advice, drawings or project-specific requirements before commencing work.

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