Are you looking to build a new fence or retaining wall for your property? Why not combine the two and create a retaining wall with a fence on top? This innovative design saves valuable yard space. It also adds aesthetic appeal to your landscape design.
But before you start building, there are some essential things to consider. You’ll need to choose the right wall materials and plan for proper drainage. As a property owner, you should also make sure the wall can support the weight of the fence.
Let’s go over the steps to build a Fence POST-IN retaining wall. We’ll also provide some wall fence ideas and tips to ensure your wall project is a success!
NEXT-GEN POST INSTALLATION SYSTEM
The revolutionary Fence POST-IN Retaining Wall system allows wood or metal fence posts to be installed directly into a segmental retaining wall (SRW). Integrating this technology into a backyard retaining wall design will maximize land usage, eliminate maintenance, and reduce installation time.
Patented System
Our Fence POST-IN system is engineered for SRWs, utilizing the large hollow cores of the wall blocks to install either steel or wood fence posts.
The cantilevered POST-IN unit combined with a concrete slab and the soil behind the wall will resist the overturning pressure of lateral loads.
Placing the privacy fence directly on top of the concrete wall blocks allows for maximum land usage. It also allows substantially less maintenance behind the wall.
Slab option size based on design by engineer
18×18″ | 24×24″ | 30×30″
Installation
GETTING STARTED
Check out this video about how to install Fence POST-IN Retaining Wall system.
STEEL FENCE POST
Finish your retaining wall with steel posts
STEEL FENCE POST INSTALLATION GUIDE
WOOD FENCE POST
Finish your retaining wall with wood posts
WOOD FENCE POST INSTALLATION GUIDE
TOP OF WALL INNOVATION
The POST-IN fencing system was engineered by seasoned experts in the retaining wall industry. Our knowledge and experience drove the desire to create something new and innovative that could improve land usage around segmented retaining walls. So, after thinking out every detail (and doing a lot of math), the POST-IN fencing system was created.