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Step 1: Locating Terminal Posts
(Corner, end, and gate posts are called terminal posts)
Locate the boundary lines to your property. Drive some stakes into the ground along the extension of your property line and stretch a chalk line or string between each stake. Be sure to allow about 24" on the offset (SEE FIGURE 1) It is recommended that all posts be set approximately 4" inside the property line so that concrete footings do not encroach onto any adjoining property.
When determining the positions of gate posts remember that clearance for hinges, latches, etc., is included in the listed opening width of the gate Therefore; if you ordered a gate for a 36" opening, the post spacing should be exactly 36", inside post face to inside post face. Gates come In the following standard opening widths:
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Mark the location of each gate post with a small stake.
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