Cambridge Vinyl Privacy Fence

• Before driving pipe anchors, check for underground utilities. In the US, call 811 or visit www.call811.com. In Canada, visit www.clickbeforeyoudig.com to find your provincial one-call centre.
• Build one complete panel first — there is a learning curve. After one panel is installed, it is most efficient to drive all remaining pipes, then build panels onto the posts.
• If your yard slope exceeds 3–4in per 6ft panel, you will need to split your panel and purchase an extra post and brackets.

Returns: Please let us help resolve any issues before initiating a return. If a return is still necessary, it must be initiated with the retailer where the product was purchased.

Our US-based customer service team is available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm EST.

• Parts Website: https://parts.nychbrands.com
• Email: hmmm@wambamfence.com
• Phone: 704-892-5222 or 877-778-5733
• Text: 704-892-5222

For faster service, have your item number (BL19110) and part name ready. A batch lot number (found on the end of the box) is also helpful if available — it helps us identify and resolve any production issues on our end.

Your panel comes with 1 post/anchor kit. You will need 1 Cambridge Finishing Post to finish the fence run.

If you are installing a Cambridge Gate, you will need 2 finishing posts — 1 to finish the run, and 1 to support the gate.

Cambridge Fence, Cambridge Gate, Cambridge Finishing Post

Pounders can be purchased or rented at your local hardware store, or on our website.

Good

Small Post Pounder
12–18 lbs.
Best for projects with fewer than 10 pipes.

Better

Large Post Pounder
20+ lbs.
Best for 10+ pipes, and may require two people for smoothest operation.

Best

Gas Powered Post Pounder
Rentals are ideal for larger projects. Significantly reduces time and effort required.

Note:
Choose a post pounder with a barrel diameter of 3in or greater. Pounder barrel cannot be longer than 24in.

For safety reasons, we do not recommend using a sledgehammer.

Drill with 2in Bit

Measuring Tape

Stakes (for stringline)

Hammer / Mallet (for stakes)

Stringline Reel

Pencil

Large Level

Small Level (for pipe pounding)

Pounder

Power or Hand Saw with a Fine-Toothed Blade

A

Pipe Anchor (1)
1⅝in Diameter × 78½in L

B

Post (1)
4in × 4in × 76in

C

Bracket (4)

D

Rail (2)
1½in × 3½in × 69¾in

E

Board (6)
½in × 12in × 66⅜in

F

Channel (2)
1½in × 1in × 62⅞in

G

1in Self-Drilling Stainless Steel Screw (34)

H

Post Cap (1)

Start with one full panel — it's the best way to learn the process. After it's installed, it's most efficient to drive all remaining pipes, then build the rest of the panels onto the posts.

Important: Check for underground utilities before you start driving your pipes!

In the US, call 811 or visit www.call811.com. In Canada, visit www.clickbeforeyoudig.com to find your provincial one-call centre.

Check your yard's slope before you begin.

If the elevation change is 3–4in or less per 6ft panel, no extra posts are needed — trim the post top to follow the grade once the panel is built.

If the slope exceeds that, you'll need to split your panel: purchase an extra post and set of brackets before continuing.

Place a stake at each end of every fence run and tie string between them. Your pipes will be driven according to this line. Need help? Watch this video!

Use loose stakes or mark the ground every 74in to determine exact pipe locations. Measurements should be taken from center of pipe to center of pipe.

Parts Required

A x1

Remove the top donut by pulling the tabs to unlock and lifting it off. Need help? Watch our leveling donut video.

Parts Required

A x1

Drive pipe anchor (A) into the ground, checking for level roughly every 6in — pound equally from all four sides to help maintain level. Continue until the lower gear touches the ground. Repeat for the second pipe — center-to-center spacing must be 74in.

Parts Required

A x1

With both pipes in the ground, reinstall the top donut onto each pipe anchor (A) one at a time. Check each pipe for level. If a pipe is slightly off, pull the donut tabs outward and rotate the donut to shift its position and compensate. Refer to the donut leveling video in Step 4 for help.

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B x1

Slide post (B) down over the pipe. On flat ground, bury posts 3–4in and compact soil around them for stability. Inside of post to inside of post should measure 70in.

Installing at a non-standard angle? Watch our angle bracket guide before placing your brackets.

Parts Required

C x1 G x4

Measure, mark, and secure the first bracket (C) to your first post using (4) screws (G). The bracket sits 2in off the ground, offset 1¾in from the edge of the post.

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C x1 D x1

Without driving screws, place a second bracket (C) over the opposite end of rail (D) and rest it against the bracket installed in Step 8. Using a level, mark the location of the second bracket on the opposing post, then remove the rail.

Parts Required

G x4

Using your marked location, secure the second bracket to the post with (4) screws (G).

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D x1 G x4

Secure the bottom rail (D) into the brackets with (4) screws (G).

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C x2 F x2 G x16

Center and install each channel (F) on the post using (4) screws (G) per channel. Repeat for the second post. Align the top brackets (C) flush on top of the channels and secure with (8) screws (G) total.

Parts Required

E x6

Install boards (E) by sliding the outer boards through the brackets and channels first — the inner boards link together with their own track system. Insert outer boards first and middle boards last for the easiest install; ensure the outer boards are pushed to the back of the track.

Parts Required

D x1 G x4

Install the top rail (D) and secure with (4) screws (G) through the pre-drilled holes in the rail brackets.

Parts Required

H x2

Trim down the tops of the posts if necessary, then install post caps (H).

• Email: hmmm@wambamfence.com
• Phone: 704-892-5222 or 877-778-5733
• Text: 704-892-5222