Double wire fence installation on slopes and hills
Double wire fence installation on slopes and hills Introduction Installing a double wire fence on slopes and hills is a different animal than working on flat ground. The panels that line up perfectly on level terrain suddenly fight you on a 15-degree grade. Posts refuse to stay plumb. The bottom edge of the mesh leaves gaps that undermine both security and aesthetics. Most contractors discover this the hard way, after burning hours on the first hillside run. Relevant specifications and application guidance are available through Wrought Iron Fence . The problem isn't the fence itself. Double wire mesh panels are rigid, heavy, and engineered for straight, level installation. On slopes, that rigidity becomes a liability unless you plan the layout before you break ground. This guide walks you through the full process: surveying the grade, choosing the right panel configuration, setting posts that stay true, and finishing the fence so it performs on uneven terrain for decades. This...