How To Attach Reed Fence To Concrete Wall

The lowest maintenance application for this type of material would be for indoor use.

How to attach reed fence to concrete wall.

Lag bolts toggle bolts or masonry anchors. 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. Using hammer drill and recommended bit size for the drop in anchors drill your previously marked holes on the concrete wall. If the fence post does not have drilled slots for fastener placement use brackets which come in a number of sizes and materials to allow the attachment of the fence post.

You can use it as wall covering. Once you holes are drilled anchor your boards to the wall and staple your bamboo fencing with a u shaped staples or pneumatic stapler to the furring strips every 10 to 12 inches. Core drill holes through concrete. Use a concrete drill bit and make the hole 1 4 deep.

Reed fencing is very porous and because of this it will be highly susceptible to bugs and weather conditions from season to season and will add a new maintenance schedule to your workload.