Fence ® Black Steel Anti-Rust Fence Panel - Flat Top/Picket Bottom - 3-Rail - 5'FT H X 6.5'FT W- Easy Installation - for Residential, Outdoor, Yard, Garden, 3-Rail, 1 Post Included*

Overall, this product met expectations. You could get pieces at some big box hardware stores as well, but they charge for the panel, for the posts, etc. I needed a quick fence up to meet HOA requirements in my neighborhood. As you can tell from the pictures, the fence was installed on a slope but it worked fine. On a slope the top rail didn't align exactly so cutting the top rail where I needed it worked great for me. Angle griders are cheap at harbor freight, and cut this pretty easily. I ended up installing eleven posts for 6 panels and 3 gates. I used an angle grinder to cut some of the panels to the width I needed them to be. I also installed a removable post in the center of two gates. My wife found a perfect piece of a square two inch metal pipe that we cemented in the ground, about 20 inches long. we put the post inside that, and can be removed if we need to get something wide through two gates, like a truck. Just know that this is not an easy DIY project. Digging post holes with rocks, mixing and pouring cement in the post holes, getting the posts to line up side to side, front to back, and even with each other, and at the right height requires some skill and it's back breaking work. Make sure when you put in the vertical fence slats that you have them in the right way. The clips lock forever so pay close attention to the instructions there. Our bid for fence installers was about $7000 US. Going to a local fence supplier was about $3500 in parts. This system was about $1300 in parts, but I spent probably 40 hours on the whole project, and another $200 in tools.

Good looking strong fence. Save money by assembling the components yourself. It is time consuming and somewhat difficult, but a way to get a quality product by putting your effort in exchange for $ O

The fence looks nice and is about moderately hard to assemble. I messed up the two different screw types when assembling.

Had to use my own parts to keep it together and had to drill my own holes etc. as assembled fence falls apart with winds an over 20 mph. With modifications it is better, but it shouldn’t have to be that way. Gate assembly is even worse

Directions were awful. Made it a lot harder to install. I wouldn’t buy this fence again.

We needed a compliant pool fence and gate because we are fostering my great grand son and the house had to meet several requirements. After making several calls to local fence installers we were getting quotes upward of $3500. for the 40 feet of fence and gate we needed. While browsing Amazon I saw the Xcel fence components. I ordered what I needed for 40 feet which was 8 sections and a gate, all told $1000 and change plus free prime shipping! BTW ordering 8 or more sections gets you a good discount on the sections. The shipment was from a local source so it arrived in two days, all 9 boxes. I opened the box and found the gate components neatly packaged along with the instruction sheet. I soon realized that the measurements on the instruction sheet were incorrect but fortunately there as an addendum that had the correct measurements. You need to attach brackets to the posts, cut the post and attach a plate only if bolting the post to a concrete slab, otherwise it goes into a hole in the ground dug with a post hole digger. Once the post is in the hole you pour a 50 lb bag of post hole cement and add water on top as directed. Once the posts are in place and spaced according to the instructions you then add the rails. One on the bottom and two near the top or vice-versa depending on the style you selected from the instruction sheet. Once you have the rails in place you slide in the pickets, the pickets take no screws or bolts, they just clip into the grommets that are on the rails. You can install the pickets with each section you do or install them after all the sections are in place. Although I was apprehensive about the work that was required, I’m 63, I soon found the fence was easy to assemble even by myself. It is well designed and is a good quality fence. While it doesn’t substitute for a professional fence installation that is welded in place and made to fit the area perfectly it is a very good fence option for the budget minded do it yourselfer. Included are, screws, brackets, plastic caps, anchor bolts, concrete is not included however. As for tools, you will need a post hole digger, hammer drill if bolting to concrete, a level, tape measure, a metal cutting chop saw to cut the posts going on concrete and rails if a section ends up being shorter, the usual hand tools. I found the Bosch 12 volt LiOn drill and impact driver indispensable. Bosch Power Tools Combo Kit CLPK22-120 A helper would be helpful as well.

Gorgeous fence. We've received many compliments!

I like that it is light. What I don't like is, that the add is miss leading. It only come with one end post not two as in the picture. The cross bars are not supported very well at all. The instruction are not easy to read. Would I buy it again, no.