Windbreak fence

Installing children's fences is an important measure to ensure children's safety. However, improper installation will bring security risks. Follow these steps to make your fence safe and stable.

1 Choosing a good location is the first priority.

Find a flat and non-slippery ground, and clear away the surrounding sundries and dangerous goods. Avoid installation in damp, dusty or direct sunlight.

Ground inspection is essential.

Before installation, carefully check whether the ground is flat and crack-free. If necessary, trim the ground first to ensure that the fence can stand firmly there.

3 material selection is very important

Choose high-quality fence materials, such as steel pipes, aluminum alloys or plastic pipes. These materials are not only durable, but also can withstand the "challenges" of the little guys.

4 columns should be vertical and horizontal.

Insert the column firmly into the ground and keep it vertical and horizontal. If there is a level, it will be safer to check it! Don't forget to reinforce the positioning on the skirting board.

5 crossbar should be connected firmly.

Connect the crossbar with the upright post and fasten it with screws or nuts. Remember to adjust the distance between railings to prevent children from "going through the field".

The fence should be fastened.

Fix the net or fence firmly on the crossbar to ensure that they are not easily pulled apart. Fix it with bandages and ropes to prevent strong winds from blowing down.

7 security doors should be carefully installed.

Install a safety door at the entrance of the fence to ensure that children will not mistakenly enter the dangerous area. Doors should be of suitable size and equipped with locks or safety devices.

8 Regular inspection and maintenance

Check the condition of the fence regularly and repair or replace the damaged parts in time. Ensure that all screws and nuts are tightened to prevent the guardrail from loosening.

Don't forget the education of children.

Tell children the importance of fences, let them know the danger of climbing, and teach them how to use and maintain fences correctly.