Installing High Tensile Fence Over Rough Terrain | Bekaert Fencing

fencing.bekaert.com - Installing fence over rough terrain can be difficult and challenging. #TheFencePros share their process for installing high tensile fence over multiple terrain changes like hills, dips and even over water. Drop your questions below.
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[@konkboomkillah808unkokilla6]

Great 👍 Video and audio information I learned a lot from your videos thanks 🙏 Johnny

[@BekaertFencing]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for following along.

[@JonsRanchFencing]

Nice video guys

[@keithtaylor3259]

Thanks Jon

[@BekaertFencing]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@vermontapple]

Great video, but that's not rough terrain! Just finished a run of 8' fence and when I went to pull the low down, it was higher than the top of the posts.

[@robertmcbride3]

Why did you need to splice two fence rolls together instead of terminating both rolls into the low point? Or am I misunderstanding what happened here?

[@user-rw7xd7qy3j]

Do you use cement for line posts ? Im in the desert and not much soil

[@keithtaylor3259]

We do not use cement. When cement dries it will shrink away from the post. We drive posts. If using cement tamp soil a few inches around the post in the bottom of the hole and several inches in the top of the hole. This soil will settle in and take up the voids left from the cement shrinking.

[@cmd1776]

Terrain does not look rough at all