Using a circular saw with a fine tooth blade cut the vinyl fence along the mark you created in step two.
Cutting freedom vinyl fence panels.
Cut vinyl fence panels.
To help you cut your fence panel to size the following tools will be required.
11 if necessary cut panels to fit at corners or other areas following the manufacturer s instructions.
Vinyl fencing is an ideal choice.
Be sure the blade is sharp and straight.
Vinyl fences are lightweight and easier to install than wood.
Handsaw or to make things a bit easier a reciprocating saw.
You cannot stray from your measured line so work slowly and carefully.
Some panels can be cut at the plank joints.
Vinyl fencing material is maintenance free.
Do not rush the cut but keep the blade in motion so that it doesn t destroy the vinyl.
As with most diy and construction jobs the key to hassle free success is to use the right tools for the job and this particular job is no exception.
In fact paint will not even stick to the vinyl so painting is never necessary.
Other types of panels may require disassembling the unit with a 5 in 1 tool and rubber mallet.
Once the blade has come to full speed gradually bring it down to the vinyl.
Vinyl fence panels do not deteriorate rust decay rot or yellow.
Vinyl can be cut in the same way as wood.
12 set the panel in the brackets.
Remove as many pickets as needed then reassemble with vinyl cement.
Durable vinyl material and our industry leading transferable limited lifetime warranty ensures your fence will be as strong and secure as it is attractive.
Freedom outdoor living is the hassle free way to bring long lasting beauty to your outdoor spaces.
Tools required to cut down fence panels.
Be sure the mark is straight and square.
Measure the length of the fence panel you want to cut and mark using a carpenter s pencil or chalk.
Once your panels are cut you can install them in your fence.
Your yard is an extension of your home and freedom outdoor living offers a wide range of low maintenance high style products to fit any aesthetic.
They can act as privacy guards or be used in a picket fence.
Remove any pickets that no longer fit in the panel.