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"#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to drive wire fence staples. Fence staples, or u-nails as they are also called, are used to attach the wire fence to wooden posts. Below are general guidelines to driving staples by specific fence type. i. Smooth wire electric – Loose staple every wire. Keep spaces consistent by using a measuring stick with spaces marked on it. Start from the bottom when stapling. Most animals will go under the fence rather than over. ii. Barbed Wire – Loose staple every wire. Use a measuring stick. Mark the wire positions. Some prefer to start at the top when installing multiple strands of barbed wire so successive wires don’t get hung up. iii. Woven Wire – Always loose staple the wires. Wire expands and contracts with temperature change and also needs to be free to move under the staple so the brace takes the impact and not the stapled post."
Do you have sheep or goats you need to fence in? The Fence Pros at Bekaert will walk you through everything you need to know before starting your fencing project. Learn what fence products are best for sheep and goats, how high your fence should be, the fence knot you need, how much spacing to have between posts, and more.
Cattle are rather easy to fence in which means a variety of wire types and styles work well for them. In this video, our Fence Pros will walk you through everything you need to know before starting your fencing project. They will share tips on what to consider when selecting the right fence solution that will last in the long run.
Do you need to build a fence to keep your dog safe and secure? In this video, our Fence Pros share tips on choosing the best wire fencing for your dog.
#TheFencePros showcase the new fence Cordless Delfast Staple Gun now available through Bekaert.
TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to splice or make a fence repair to your smooth wires using crimp sleeves. A crimp sleeve is a cylindrical metallic piece, similar to a thimble that is open on each ends. Uninsulated wires of the same gauge are inserted in each side and crimped together.
#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to strip a hinge joint knot.
#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to strip a fence knot.
#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to tie a slip knot with wire fencing.
#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to use our T-post clips with a custom drill chuck.
#TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to use our Pipe Post clips with a custom drill chuck.
