How to Set a Fence Post. FAST!
How to concrete in a post. How to install a post in concrete is a very easy job. It doesn't matter if it's a fence post, a letterbox post or even a basketball ring post, the principle is the same. Todays video we will look at how to install a fence post in concrete. The concrete used in the clip is Quick Set Concrete. It's a fast setting concrete which is ideal for setting posts. Similar products are known as Rapid Set Concrete or Quikrete Concrete. Please note that these types of concrete are not to be used for structural purposes and are not suitable for applications where you want a finish.
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How to Install a Post in Concrete:
Step 1, The first thing you need to do is dig your hole. If you've got kids get them to do it, it'll be much easier on your back :) As a general rule of thumb dig to a depth of about 1/3 of the length of the post above the ground. For example, the post in the video is 1500mm above the ground, so the hole should be 500mm deep. If you're worried about your post rotting away dig a further 100mm or 4 inches down and fill with gravel, this will let the water drain away. Only do this however if you have soil that drains. If you have a clay soil don't do this as all you'll do is create a little dam beneath your post and you don't want that.
Step 2: Place your post in the hole in the desired position. Once you've done that plumb the post using your spirit level and brace it in position using timber braces. These just scrap pieces of timber lying around.
Step 3: Once the post is in position it's time to add the recommended quantity of water in the hole. Once the water has been added, empty the contents of the concrete mix to the water. Please check the mixing directions on the packet as different brands may require different amounts of water etc.. Make sure you're wearing gloves and a dust mask during this process and make sure you wash down your post before the cement dust dries.
Backfill the hole with soil and the jobs done! Too Easy!
Please note that when using a Fast Setting Concrete, the post will be set in around 20 minutes. Wait around four hours before you start working on the post or hang anything off the post.
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Uncle Knackers
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Before l go on...
Link to All My Woodworking Plans: http://DiyForKnuckleheads.etsy.com
Buy Me a Coffee.
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Tools l Use: https://diyforknuckleheads.com/tools-resources/
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Mailing Address:
DIY For Knuckleheads
P.O. Box 152
Sawtell,
NSW, 2452
Australia.
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Check out the Latest Swag from our New DIY For Knuckleheads Clothing and Accessorie Store!
https://shop.spreadshirt.com.au/DIYForKnuckleheads/
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https://www.facebook.com/DiyForKnuckleheads/
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How to Install a Post in Concrete:
Step 1, The first thing you need to do is dig your hole. If you've got kids get them to do it, it'll be much easier on your back :) As a general rule of thumb dig to a depth of about 1/3 of the length of the post above the ground. For example, the post in the video is 1500mm above the ground, so the hole should be 500mm deep. If you're worried about your post rotting away dig a further 100mm or 4 inches down and fill with gravel, this will let the water drain away. Only do this however if you have soil that drains. If you have a clay soil don't do this as all you'll do is create a little dam beneath your post and you don't want that.
Step 2: Place your post in the hole in the desired position. Once you've done that plumb the post using your spirit level and brace it in position using timber braces. These just scrap pieces of timber lying around.
Step 3: Once the post is in position it's time to add the recommended quantity of water in the hole. Once the water has been added, empty the contents of the concrete mix to the water. Please check the mixing directions on the packet as different brands may require different amounts of water etc.. Make sure you're wearing gloves and a dust mask during this process and make sure you wash down your post before the cement dust dries.
Backfill the hole with soil and the jobs done! Too Easy!
Please note that when using a Fast Setting Concrete, the post will be set in around 20 minutes. Wait around four hours before you start working on the post or hang anything off the post.
Thanks heaps for taking the time out of your day to watch my Top 10 DIY Tips Series. I really appreciate it and please stay tuned for more to come.
Cheers,
Uncle Knackers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnIigpa7WSA
Please Note:
All Videos produced by shaneconlan1's YouTube Channel are provided for informational purposes only.
All the content provided is for general guidance only. Because tools, products, materials, equipment, techniques, building codes and local regulations are constantly changing, shaneconlan1 cannot, and does not assume any responsibility or liability for the accuracy of the information contained therein. Further, shaneconlan1 (Shane Conlan) will not accept any claim for liability related to, but not limited to, omissions, errors, injury, damage or the outcome of any project. It is the responsibility of the viewer to ensure compliance with all applicable laws, rules, codes and regulations for a project. The viewer must always take proper safety precautions and exercise caution when taking on any project. If there are any questions or doubt in regards to the element of a project, please consult with a licensed professional.
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