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How to Install Climb Stop?
How to Install Climb Stop
Climb Stop is cost effective, and easy to install – just one Climb Stop pack can secure up to 9.5 metres of fencing!
Discover Climb Stop’s premium Australian-crafted fence wedges designed to improve the safety of your timber boundary and pool fences. Built with robust materials, Climb Stop’s 60-degree fence wedges outlast traditional timber options and act as a deterrent against unauthorised climbing by children, pets, or intruders on your timber fence.
Tools Required
- Screw driver or Power drill with a phillips head bit
- Hacksaw or grinder with cutting disc
- Tape Measure & Pencil
How to Install Climb Stop for Lapped Fences?
Climb Stop for Lapped Fences
Passing pool compliance on a lapped timber fence can be difficult with the gap between the lapped palings then creating climbing points when a fence wedge is attached.
Climb Stop can solve this problem the product can easily be cut & screwed into the gaps to help create a non-climbable zone.
Always consult with your pool compliance inspector to ensure this solution will work for your lapped fence!
Tools Required
- Hammer
- Metal cutters
- Screw driver or power drill with a phillips head bit
- Hacksaw or grinder with cutting disc
- Tape Measure & Pencil
General InstructionsTo Install Climb Stop
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Climb Stop Installation Instructions
- Remove all contents from box
- Fit the first section in position using ALL screw holes provided where possible
- Install the next section up against the previous, screw in place as before
- In some cases the pool compliance inspector may require the gap behind the post to be filled up to a height of around 300mm. In this case a timber block can be fitted behind the post or a paling beside the post to fill in this gap as per drawing & image
- Continue as above instructions for all sections needed for your fence
Generally you are required to fit a 60 degree wedge such as Climb Stop to the middle rail of your timber fence, however in some cases depending on the situation you may be required to fit Climb Stop to the top or even the bottom rail. Consult with your local pool compliance inspector for your regions regulation requirements.
Always consult with your pool compliance inspector for your regions pool fence compliance regulations before fitting Climb Stop to your fence railings!
