Secure-A-Section: WOOD Fence Bottom Barrier - 2' and 4' Wide Kits

Description

The design team at The Fence Department has developed yet another innovative solution to a common fence issue. This patent-pending application secures an opening or "hole" beneath the bottom rail of a WOOD fence section. Other uses include emergency and/or temporary fence repair, ditch/culvert washout, etc.
Two and four-foot wide sections are currently available in do-it-yourself kits. Kits can be used in various combinations to accommodate specific needs. The sections can also be trimmed to fit.
Kit Specifications:
A. Two-Foot Section:
* One two-foot wide mounting bracket that attaches to the fence bottom rail with the included self-drilling screws.
* (11) solid galvanized steel bars - 24" in length - which are driven through the mounting bracket into the soil.
B. Four-Foot Section:
* One four-foot wide mounting bracket that attaches to the fence bottom rail with the included self-drilling screws.
* (22) solid galvanized steel bars - 24" in length - which are driven through the mounting bracket into the soil.
Custom lengths and widths are available. We invite you to contact us for customization requests. The bars are galvanized steel and can be painted by the end user for an aesthetically pleasing result.
Kits for PVC are currently available with kits for chain link and ornamental fence as well as other applications in production. Again, we invite you to contact us with your customization requests.