HOW TO: DIY Leaning Fence Repair WITHOUT removing panels: Quick & Easy Method!

[@Kulgsandhu]

Thank you very much for this vdo.This is exactly what I need to do to fix my fence.

[@diysalmon]

No worries! Glad it helped!

[@tashwelsh6376]

SMASHING JOB! 🎉

[@diysalmon]

Thank you!

[@Jzcmnbk]

Good stuff

[@MuhammadBilalKhanVlog]

The iron fence on the outer boundary has bent. Can you help me how do i fix it and straighten the damaged section?

[@diysalmon]

@MuhammadBilalKhanVlog hi Muhammad, I'm not entirely sure what you mean, but if it is bent, you can bend it back the opposite way, just taking it slight further than straight to allow for the fence to relax back in position. But this is assuming no major damage etc, and you will be left with a slight "crinkle" if it's a panel type fence.

[@MuhammadBilalKhanVlog]

@@diysalmon if you could pls send your whatsapp number i can send you pictures

[@ma.creations20]

Nice job 🎉

[@diysalmon]

Thanks mate! Hope you found it useful!

[@EddieCheeseBurger]

Genius!

[@Irrigador-ET]

Exelent job. 🎉

[@diysalmon]

Cheers!

[@BramBiesiekierski]

Removing panels is not exactly difficult. Top rail is held on with 2 screws per side. Then 3 sheets lift straight out. And if you dont want loose posts in the first place. Dont use quick-set/rapid set. Firstly its more expensive than general purpose concrete, and its not even as strong. Like most things of this nature, if you want a good job, dont pay someone to do it for you, doing it yourself is cheaper, and you can put as much concrete down the holes as you want. A contractor is just gonna do the bare minimum to get paid. Small footings, no plinths, half a handful of quick set down the hole. Post loose in the first wind. A shitty job from "professionals" as usual. I did all the fences around my property for half the price of a pro job, and i was able get my posts cut custom length to accomodate deep footings, plinths, and 2m sheets. About 4 bags of concrete down each hole, buried 1000mm below grade. My neighbor paid a bloke to put 3 half panels in the front for about the same prices as i did an entire side. All the posts are loose. Theres no plinths. Used half 1800 sheets instead of half 2100 sheets, and missing screws all over the place. Just a shitty job

[@diysalmon]

All good points, this method is more so for some people who don't have the skills or confidence to remove panels and posts and reset/align. It is more managaeable to do a post or a few at a time. But yes, plenty of dodgy installers out there like the ones who did this fence!

[@Dqcdiyandsupply]

Not always true about contactors doing the bare minimum. There are a lot of people that take pride in there work and the longevity behind the workmanships. We use a machine where we can and all batched concrete, 700mm footings with a plinth minimum standard as seen in my instruction video on my channel. I like the video mate, and am always open to new ideas !