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| How
to Build
Terminations and Corners |
If
you prefer a rounded corner vs. a 90 degree corner, this is an option
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Very,
Very Important Tips
(Say "Must Follow Tips") for Centaur HTP, Cen-Flex HTP and Hot-Rail HTP Corners and Terminations! Wire Products, Too! |
 Horizontal Termination/Corner |
 Stand Alone Corner w/Bracing |
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The
following statements have to do with the horizontal termination/corner.
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Horizontal
rail is NOT truly Level! |
Yep,
that is true. |
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The
Posts are NOT truly vertical! |
Yep,
that is true. They should lean just a little, about 1/2 to 1 inch, depending on the stability of the soil, opposite direction of pull. In this case they would lean ever so slightly to the right. Exception: if you are drilling and cementing into solid rock. Even then a slight lean of 1/4 inch off center would probably be a good idea. |
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The
Vertical Posts and the Horizontal post are NOT the same Diameter! |
Yep,
that is true. Vertical posts are about 6-7 inches in diameter vs. 4 inch round for the horizontal. |
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The
Horizontal post should be offset 1/2" of center to the opposite
side of where the Barrel Tensioner would be for rail products if terminating. |
Yep,
that is true. This allows room for the "barrel" of the tensioner to not come in contact with the horizontal post. Extremely important if using a top rail of Hot-Rail HTP. |
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You
MUST bell out the bottom of the hole as shown. |
Yep,
that is true. Exception: if you are drilling and cementing into solid rock. |
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A
corner is built the same way. This is just one way to build a corner-termination,
but it is the most popular and appears to be the strongest way to build.
This way is also factory recommended. |
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With
wire products, such as PolyPlus and WhiteLightning should be built this
same way also. |
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