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Very helpful thank you

Thank you for sharing 🙏

😂this video is a joke….don’t explain nothing

How to Scratch a sliding gate 😂

No reciprocating saw? No tech screwing the panels together or in situ? I could push my way through that fence, it'd make a bit of noise, but it wouldn't stop a burgler for a second.

I want to know how your posts are just sitting there level with out any bracing?

I need you're installing know how, and technical description about you products.

Kind of weird seeing Aussie using American design drills when those drills are assembled by countries nearby them like Thailand, Taiwan or China. Their whole process is Milwaukee designed drills , Thailand assembled then ship to US to sell markup margin 500% then Australia order the drills half way around the world to ship back to them some ,so it’s like going circle back to where it’s made then Aussie had to pay extra on top of all that for shipping, marketing, tax & customs. Or they could get Thailand or China brands right next door that made from same factory and people. Or by now i figured someone jn Aussie can come up with a brand name and use same Milwaukee stuff but swapping label. And a job like this over here these mfs hide them because it’s done by Mexicans that got their parts from”fence wholesale “ places. It’s not something a regular guy can walk in and buy 30ft long fence without being charge up the ass because he doesn’t have “contractor contract” with the place. And how tf he’s going to get 30ft gate home in his little ass sedan or truck.

why make a video showing off without any explanation as to how you did it?

Inpressive quality video

My gate keep shaking from the wind it’s annoying I feel like it’s so sensrive to any wind movement how do I adjust it. Should I lower the left side for the lock

good vid, but use a 2 mtr spirit level , not a 500ml one

any mention of the gap at bottom depending on the gradient of the ground youre on? stepping down is hard enough to work out (say over 20m and the drop may not be consistent) but doable but say you want to follow the gradient as much as possible (undulate) with stepping down and ideally without cutting the sheets...then how do you work that out?

Hmm, I'd do that differently. I'd hang the gate on the post first and then concrete the next post in, keeping a perfect gap.

1 screw each end, top & bottom and on both sides is not enough to keep the gate square. Your gate has clearly dropped and is out of square. Also the small 'u' channel which the ends of the infill sheet slides into is twisted. There is a very simple solution to having and maintaining square gates which are fabricated on site. 2 screws minimum both ends, top & bottom and both sides plus 2 screws each end under the bottom rail and on top of the top rail. Also, I place 7 small colour-coded rivets down each side of the front of the gate, through the small end u channel to prevent the infill sheet from moving within the gate frame. This locks everything in and it can't move, drop or twist. This method also works perfectly when you have a custom sized gate which requires more than 1 infill sheet. In this case you add 7 rivets down the overlapping joint of the 2 infill sheets as well as down each end through the small u channel. Colour-coded rivets will ensure they blend in with the rest of the gate and 'disappear'. It is neat and tidy and so much stronger and sturdier than just using 8 Tek head screws in total. 😁

you dont show how or what you fix the gate post to the fence

hi - been trying to get a video comparing chain vs rack systems, i have a similar size gate at my shop and looking for a 1100lbs system, but not sure on rack vs chain..

you spelled colour wrong. its colour not 'color'

Great video , quick and to the point 👍

who are u and where are you? if u not here, video cant help.

Hi, is it possible to make gate using 3 pcs colorbond fence sheet (240mm)?

Thanks

Thank you so much ❤️

Tried bunnings don't sell the gate ends where can I get these please I'm in Melbourne?

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Can you show how to do the work on the ground like the string line etc before you put the posts in please

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Depends on supplier. Some gates are welded together, others assembled using fencing parts and metal screws.

How much of a role does the support post play in supporting the weight of the gate? I'm struggling to trust nylon and aluminum with the weight of the gate if the gate were tipping over

How deep do you dig the holes and how much post goes in the ground?

Thats grand job but what if security is an issue. Those guides would not be near strong enough. Have you ideas on how to stop a slider being lifted of its track !! Or the issue of the bolts in posts being screwed out an rendering gate useless?

The higher mpa concrete rating the better that way for windy areas you should be fine.I also screw the bottom rail to the post and put screws top and bottom on actually both sides.

Ewwww dyna bolts I can see them rattling loose in a few open an closes

Nice informative 👍 simple and modern

Hmm what about gate assembly?

It looks very easy to install, but I would like to have your contact details for you to do the job.

Thank you so much for this!

How do the wheels and track hold up to debris like gravel?

it seems metal fencing needs to be installed by someone with a metal fabrication, carpentry or builder's licence in NSW....damn...

Thanks! Very helpful!

Thanks for demo. I had a colorbond fence put in by a company but there are gaps between the bottom of the rail and the ground so I’m going to put sleepers between the rail and ground - are there particular screws that should be used to screw the rail to the sleeper?

Can you get 2m high instead of 1.8 ?

Good job..

Do we have to weld it if its 1.5 each gate

Can you recomend a good place to get these gate kits for darling downs qld ?

How much does this cost

Are these louvres sold by colorbond? Cant seem to find any details about these top extensions on the web.

Great little video. I was thinking I'd have to weld some rails together (which would not have been pretty give how much of a hack I am)