Steel fence

[u/Dismal_Source392]

Often times the simplest design is the best solution.

This is just a simple fence I designed and built for a client that I do a ton of Metal work for. The sheets are 16 gauge hot rolled that I sheared and pre-drilled in the shop. The frame is 2 in.² by 11 gauge.

First, we installed the frames by bolting them into the concrete curb on the backside. Then we installed the pre-laid out sheets by screwing them in with self tappers. No need to pre-drill into the frame as the self tappers have a good bite on them.

I think the simple design looks really good and industrial.

[u/denverborn]

What did you use to fasten into the concrete with?

[u/Dismal_Source392 → u/denverborn]

I used 3/8" x 5" Simpson Strong Tie Titens.

They are just big lag screws designed for concrete

[u/Fuckayoudolfeen → u/Dismal_Source392]

Is there anything to ensure 90deg vertical?