The you're working with (e.g., soil, concrete, sloped terrain). Installation – PostMaster Fence
: Mark the exact location of corner, gate, and line posts. Line posts are typically spaced based on the length of your rails plus 2 inches.
: Place the post in the hole and use a spirit level to ensure it is vertical (plumb) on all sides. Installation:
: Fill the hole with concrete until it is almost at the top. For a standard 4x4 post, material costs are typically between $25 and $75. Phase 3: Post-Installation & Finishing
: Slope the top of the concrete away from the post to prevent water from pooling at the base. The you're working with (e
: Consider applying a bitumen paint to wooden posts before installation to prevent rot. If you'd like more specific advice, please let me know:
: Add approximately 6 inches of gravel to the bottom of the hole for drainage before placing the post. : Place the post in the hole and
: Secure the post with 2x4 braces on adjacent sides to keep it steady while the concrete sets.