Vinyl Fence On Top Of Concrete Wall

So as not to take away from the beauty of your vinyl extension all post supports brackets screws hardware are internal and completely invisible.

Vinyl fence on top of concrete wall.

Post with welded plate attached. Then attach fence sections. We can top off any wall topper fence with a wide selection of post caps. White modular vinyl fence trailer skirt starter kit with lattice.

Contact us at 877 528 4695 or visit any of our showrooms to see more examples of fence post caps. White vinyl fence extension kit. Add to the height privacy security and appearance of your existing block wall or retaining wall with our vinyl block wall extension fencing. Building a fence on a concrete slab is easy.

Most any style fence can be adapted to be attached to the top of your wall. Vinyl does a very good job attaching to the top of block wall build a privacy fence on top of block wall you wall extension southland vinyl fences add to the height privacy security and earance of your. Vinyl fence there are three different ways to install a vinyl fence on top of a wall. White modular vinyl wall topper extension kit.

Available in solid privacy or lattice styles. Set the post on a level surface and bolt down with concrete masonry anchors. Post caps for wall toppers. Adding vinyl to the top of an existing block wall is much easier to do than rebuilding block wall footings paying for engineering and adding rows of block wall on top of an existing block wall.

Most extensions are 24 high but there are various other sizes and styles available. This type of post can be purchased from fence depot along with your fence. Using a rented core drill you can drill a hole through your concrete slab for each fence post. Unlike the case with standard installations anchoring fences to slabs doesn t require digging post holes or mixing concrete.

When installing a fence on an existing concrete pad some fence installers prefer to core drill through the concrete and set posts the traditional way embedded in concrete underground. Builders use metal post brackets to anchor fence posts onto existing concrete slabs.