IronCraft Euro User Manual

Euro Fence Installaon Instrucons
STEP 1: PLAN YOUR DESIGN
Decide on your layout and remember to consider where the gate will be installed. Regular posts should be
set 72” apart, measuring from center to center of each post, while gate posts should be set 48” apart,
center to center.
Layout the perimeter of determined fencing area with stakes and masons string to keep posts in line when
installing. Place the wood stakes where you intend on installing the posts.
Post Post
72”
Center of Post
POSTS FOR PANELS
Post Post
48”
Center of Post
POSTS FOR GATES
REQUIRED TOOLS:
PLEASE NOTE: Addional accessories are required if installing on hard surface, such as a deck, or
if mounng the end panel to a wall. Please consult with your local store for informaon regard-
ing the necessary materials.
HAMMER
TAPE
MEASURER
MASONS
STRING
2” x 2”
WOOD
STAKES
SHOVEL
WHEEL
BARROW
DRILL
PHILLIPS
SCREWDRIVER
WOOD
BLOCKS
ADJUSTABLE
WRENCH
HANDHELD
SAW
POST HOLE
DIGGER
CONCRETE
HEX
WRENCH
RECIPROCATING
SAW
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IronCraft Euro Specifications

General

Brand	IronCraft
Model	Euro
Category	Other
Language	English

Summary

Plan Your Design

Post Installation

Panel and Gate Installation

Panel Installation

Mount fence panels to posts using provided clamps, nuts, and bolts, aligning with pre-drilled dimples.

Corner Panels

Drill holes on the appropriate side for 90° angles to install corner panels, aligning with pre-drilled dimples.

Gate Installation

Mount hinges on posts and gate, measuring specific distances from the post cap for proper alignment.

Additional Installation Steps

Latch Install

Attach the latch and striker to the post and gate at a preferred height using self-tapping screws.

Cutting Panels

Cut panels to width in 1-7/8" increments ending with a vertical wire, then touch up ends with paint.

Installing at Angles

Mount panels at acute or obtuse angles by drilling holes based on the desired angle.

Installing on an Incline

Use a stepped post installation method for slight inclines, setting posts at taller heights as needed.