A corner post should be used on a 90 degree corner to join two lines of fence. Corner posts can be used for odd angles where the angle is closer is between 45 and 90 degrees. An angle of 45 degrees may require a corner post, depending the tension of the cable.
Additionally, If you do not want to attach our kit to your house and are creating a free standing enclosure you’ll need to add 2 extra post corner kits to assemble your kit. The video describes this process as this is the most common use for corner posts.
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The principle of bracing a corner post is simple. Do to leverage, the greatest tension on the post is along the horizontal wire furthest from the ground. Using a brace kit we are able to transfer that tension back to the base of the post at ground level. That is what allows the post to resist the fence’s tension.
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Katherine Rush
Where is this company located?
Can I really receive this kit in 10 days?
ppg2018new
Our sales office is located in Connecticut, but our manufacturing facility is located in South Carolina. Pet Playgrounds ships our Do-it-Yourself Dog Fence Kits nationwide and to Canada. We also offer optional professional installation services nationwide.
Our prices are based on height and length.
5 foot tall kits are $8/ft.
6 foot tall kits are $9/ft.
6 foot tall MAX strength kits are $12/ft.
7 foot tall MAX strength kits are $14/ft.
Most customers get a 5 foot tall fence with 200 feet of material along with one (1) gate. That kit costs $1,850
The 1st step is to measure your yard. Have you measured your yard yet?
Once you finish measuring you can get an immediate quote by going to https://petplaygrounds.com/product/build-your-kit/