We only want to secure one side of our property. Do we have to make a loop with the fence?
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Yes you have to make a complete loop. You can however make a double loop seperating the wires by about 4 feet, or secure the wires to a physical structure. You would run the twisted dog fence wire out to the area you are wanting to secure and just make a double loop around the one side, connecting one end of the loop wire to one end of each end of the twisted wire, but remember you must separate the wires by 4 feet or so to avoid canceling out the signal.
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While it would be possible to use a cable lock and secure the top portion to a fence as you would a bike, the bottom has no window or vent through which to do this. I am not sure what someone might do with just the bottom, so that might be enough of a deterent. I will say that the dogs like the house!
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I live in an apartment and have a wood fence walling off one side of my balcony. I hung it up on the fence using zip ties tied around the slats. You could also use screw in hooks like the ones that you hang hanging planters from. The tabs at the top are loops.
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The design of the fence does not easily allow adding more sections. If you have a good handyman, it might be able to be done, but it would require taking off the hinged end pieces. Even then I don't think I it would work well.
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Slide bar by pushing forward a bit (towards the gate) and sliding it into the latch. You can put a padlock thru the hole if that isn't enough for you. I'm sure just sliding the bar over is more than adequate protection. They will jump over fence if they want to get in that bad!
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Well, the 'pin side' has to be installed on the gate and the 'lock side' has to be on the fixed wall or post. Also worth mentioning - the key side probably can't be installed upside down. I cut a piece just a hair too short and so our latch relies on gravity to shut fully... and the lock won't catch if it's not shut fully.
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no rule about it, just deep enough to keep it from getting damaged or in your way. I have left mine on top of the ground for several months (because it is only a temporary fix for me) and have had no problems from it. I have also wrapped wire around a low strand of barbed wire (because I already had barbed wire fence for horses) in the past and it did fine that way to keep my dogs in for over a year (at which time I moved from that property, it may still be there). Just make sure you get a heavy enough guage of wire for whatever purpose you have in mind!
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Not I don't think so. WE have a wire fence but it has wood posts. It has never been a problem. We love the reliability of this item!! We did have to tweek the adjustments a little because we are close to a road, but after doing the adjustments it has worked great!
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I am not sure if hardware would make the gate any more secure. You could attach it to a wall at one end if you felt that it was not secure enough. My daughter bought the same gate, but hers cam with different hardware. I think I prefer hers. The operative gate in the four panels operates by lifting it up on her gate. On mine you have to pull back a small lever.
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It's on both sides. It allows you to control the swing of the gate in only one direction. I think you will find that you don't need it as extra protection though because the locking handle makes sure the gate isn't going anywhere.
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Only if the fence already has a feature meant to mount mail boxes of this type. Otherwise you will have to get creative.
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I don't think so. There are ledges on each side that may prevent you from doing that.
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There should only be one section of fencing in the package. The two long stakes that poke into the ground indicate the beginning and end of a fencing section. When I ordered them, the price was only for the single section so I bought several for my garden. .
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It depends. What is the purpose of the fence? Is it for you to block a view you don't like? If so put it on your side. If it is to block your construction or your mess from the street then put it on the outside. Legally it doesn't matter
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None that I know of other than going with a wireless invisible fence system. They do not require the boundary wire. Let me know if you need one. Good luck
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No, you can make the fence round, square, etc. My sister uses her's on her deck accordion style to keep her dogs from jumping off the deck.
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It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way