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Ezzy Fit Installation Guide
Our heavy-duty composite sleepers support retaining walls up to 5m tall, while our next-gen fencing delivers unbeatable security. Installation is simple: clear, measure, and assemble using our easy-to-follow guides. Built for extreme durability and effortless maintenance, Ezzy Fit products ensure long-lasting strength with no compromises.
Retaining Wall Installation Guide
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Step 1: Marking Out Your Wall
Measure and mark the planned wall location using stakes and string. Ensure proper alignment with your property boundaries and any necessary permits.
Step 2: Drilling Holes
Drill holes for posts at regular intervals according to your wall design specifications. Depth should match the above-ground portion of the post or follow your engineer’s specifications.
Step 3: Installing Posts
Place each post in the hole, ensuring a 40 mm setback for every additional mtr of wall height
Step 4: Let the Concrete Set
For walls over 1 mtr in height, it is recommended to wait 7 days before applying lateral soil pressure, or follow the specifications provided by a qualified engineer.
Step 5: Inserting the Sleepers
Slide composite sleepers into place between the posts, following the manufacturer's recommended installation pattern for your wall height.
Step 6: Drainage and Backfill
Place geo fabric and 100 mm of drainage gravel at the base of the wall. Position the ag pipe on top of the gravel, then cover it with additional drainage gravel up to the level of the second top sleeper. See the installation diagram on the Technical page for reference.
Fence Installation Guide
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Read text guide for installationStep 1: Marking Out Your Fence Line
Measure and mark the fence line using stakes and string. Ensure the line is straight and follows your property boundaries. Use a measuring tape to space post locations evenly (typically 6-8 feet apart).
Step 2: Drilling Post Holes
Using an auger or post hole digger, create holes at your marked locations. Holes should be approximately 1/3 the length of your posts and 3 times the post width in diameter. For most fences, this means 24-30 inches deep.
Step 3: Installing Fence Posts
Place posts in the holes, ensuring they're plumb (perfectly vertical) using a level. Temporarily brace them in position with 2x4 lumber. Check alignment with string to ensure all posts are in straight line.
Step 4: Let the Concrete Set
Pour quick-set concrete around each post, sloping it slightly away from the post to shed water. Allow it to cure according to manufacturer's instructions (typically 24-48 hours). Don't attach any fencing during this time.
Step 5: Inserting your Rails, Fence Sheets & Riveting
Once your posts are set, attach horizontal rails between posts using the provided brackets. Then secure the fence sheets to the rails using the provided rivets or fasteners. Work from one end to the other, checking alignment as you go.
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Professional installation techniques for combined fence and retaining wall projects
