Typically, installing a light-duty fence is a simple matter of marking out your posts and running your wire between them. Unfortunately, the process of installing on an uneven or sloped surface is a bit more involved. Sloped fencing requires taking into account the land’s natural grade and trying to match the fence to its ebb and flow.
Deciding to put up a new fence on your property not only means selecting a practical fence style, you’ll also need to determine what to use for the foundation. The two most popular post materials used to construct a wire fence are treated wood and steel t-posts. Many times, property owners choose to use a combination of these materials.
Sturdy rolls of woven wire and thick timber posts are clear components to any quality fence project. But an often-overlooked element to a successful fence installation is the staple. Properly installing quality staples will increase your fence’s durability against pressure from the outside.