A. Mark angle and post channel corner to cut on top and bottom rail according to your fence angle. B. Cut on marked lines previously made on both top and bottom rails. C. Insert wood into the end of the rail. This will create a strong connection

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Very rarely will your fence sections all fit perfectly into your fence line. You have three options. You must consider these three options before installing your first anchor. Please  note that the illustrations below are of vinyl fence panels, but the same

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Below talks about mounting your fence posts to a concrete or wood surface. For information on mounting your fence posts to a wood or composite deck, see this article. Option One: Universal Surface Post Mount Any WamBam vinyl fence or ornamental

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Option 1: Use water to loosen soil Outlined below are some additional things you can do if you still find pounding your anchor is going too slow. Option 2: Use concentrated water to loosen soil A. Tape off holes with duct tape. B. Pound

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Below shows how to install your surface mounts on a wooden deck. If installing your fence posts on a surface such as a driveway or patio, see this technical

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If your sidewalk gets in the way of using the provided gate jig, you can either cut down the provided vinyl gate jig or re-create a small gate jig out of 4x4 wood (see gate instructions) to span the distance between the anchor and the concrete as necessary.

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Drill a 1/4" to 1/2" diameter hole directly through the pipe about 7" up from the ground. Insert a steel bolt or peg about 6" to 14" long. Using one or two pipe anchors (two people), force the pipe up and out of the

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If your ground has been backlled with chunks of concrete, eld stone or any other materials that can create air pockets under the ground, the WamBam system is not the way to go. Our system is ideally designed for virgin soil like clay. Underground pockets

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Sometimes it's unavoidable to have an obstacle such as a tree in your fence line. Here is a tip showing what one customer did. However, we must caution that trees do grow. Please be really careful when attempting something like this, and leave room for the

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Often the ground slope of your fence line will be much greater than you think it is. To understand how much of a fall your fence line has, run a level string line from the start to the finish of your fence line. You will need to compensate for this difference

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Below talks about mounting your fence posts to a concrete or wood surface. For information on mounting your fence posts to a wood or composite deck, see this article. Option One: Universal Surface Post Mount Any WamBam vinyl fence or ornamental

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Vinyl fencing can be cut just like wood. Preferably use a circular saw with a PVC blade or a sharp and straight fine-tooth carbide blade. If your saw blade is designed for rough cutting lumber and dull, it could shatter the vinyl. This is especially true if

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Although not totally necessary, if you would like to create a solid connection between your post, wall, and fasteners, you can fill your post with expanding

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Drill a 1/4" to 1/2" diameter hole directly through the pipe about 7" up from the ground. Insert a steel bolt or peg about 6" to 14" long. Using one or two pipe anchors (two people), force the pipe up and out of the

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