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: Consider applying a bitumen paint to wooden posts before installation to prevent rot. If you'd like more specific advice, please let me know:

: Place the post in the hole and use a spirit level to ensure it is vertical (plumb) on all sides.

: Mark the exact location of corner, gate, and line posts. Line posts are typically spaced based on the length of your rails plus 2 inches. Installation:

The you're working with (e.g., soil, concrete, sloped terrain). Installation – PostMaster Fence

: The diameter of the hole should be three times the width of the post (e.g., a 4-inch post needs a 12-inch wide hole). 4x4 Wood Post : 10–12 inch diameter hole. 6x6 Wood Post : 12–16 inch diameter hole. Phase 2: Setting the Post : Consider applying a bitumen paint to wooden

: Use a string line to mark your property boundary and ensure the fence layout is straight.

The of the installation (e.g., fence, mailbox, retaining wall). Line posts are typically spaced based on the

Installing a structural or fence post requires precision to ensure long-term stability. The process generally involves three core phases: site preparation, setting the post, and finishing.