If you are suffering from a lack of privacy but don't feel like completely re-doing your fencing, ...If you are suffering from a lack of privacy but don't feel like completely re-doing your fencing, these extension brackets could help. Designed to fit inbetween fencing panels and concrete or wooden fencing posts, the extension arms can attach to trellis panel toppers that add height to the top of your fence.Measuring 50cm by 5cm wide and 2cm deep, they have a variety of pre-drilled screw holes and are made from galvanised steel (so they will not rust). Supplied in a great value set of 5 with screws included. Please note: due to the slight variations in fence panel sizes and possible warping of wood etc, padding may be required when fixing trellis to the extension brackets.
This guide is for homeowners seeking to increase fence height and privacy without a full fence replacement. The Selections Fence Trellis Topper Brackets provide a simple solution for adding trellis panels to existing fences. A key benefit is the easy installation process, allowing you to quickly enhance your fence. However, note that slight adjustments might be needed due to variations in fence panel sizes.
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FAQs
What is the bracket made of?
The bracket is made of galvanised steel, designed to resist rust.
What are the dimensions of each bracket?
Each bracket measures 50cm long, 5cm wide, and 2cm deep.
Are screws included?
Yes, a set of screws is included with the brackets.
What type of fence posts are these compatible with?
The brackets are compatible with both concrete and wooden fence posts.
Do I need to buy additional items?
Yes, you will need to purchase trellis panels separately.
Can I use these brackets on uneven fences?
Due to potential variations in fence panel sizes, you may need to use padding to ensure the trellis sits level.
How many brackets are included in a set?
The brackets are supplied in a set of 5.
Troubleshooting
Bracket doesn't fit between the fence posts.
Ensure the bracket is aligned correctly and that no obstructions are present. You may need to slightly adjust the position of the bracket or use a different screw if the holes don't align perfectly.
Trellis panel doesn't attach securely.
Check if the screws are fully tightened. If the panel is still unstable, consider using additional screws or adding padding to ensure a snug fit.
Rust appears on the bracket.
Clean the area and apply a rust-resistant sealant. If rust is extensive, consider replacing the bracket.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to install, providing a quick solution for increased fence height.
Made from galvanised steel for durability and rust resistance.
Comes in a set with screws, offering good value and convenience.
Compatible with various fence and post types (wood and concrete).
Cons
May require padding due to variations in fence panel sizes and potential warping.
Requires additional trellis panels, which are not included.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Align the bracket between the fence panel and the post.
Use the provided screws to secure the bracket to both the fence post and panel.
Attach the trellis panel to the bracket using screws. Ensure the trellis is level.
Compatibility
Compatible with most wooden and concrete fence posts.
Works with various fence panel styles.
Trellis panels are not included and must be purchased separately.
Care
Inspect the brackets periodically for any signs of wear or rust.
Tighten screws as needed to maintain stability.
Clean the brackets with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris.