We are proud to offer the first truly new aluminum fencing with no visible fasteners, thanks to our Allience Fence patented process. Aluminum provides the traditional beauty of an ornamental iron fence without the high yearly maintenance costs.
Due to alleged, but unfounded, improprieties during the November 2020 election, Fulton County turned to Allied Fence to help secure the vote counting for the January 5 runoff for two pivotal U.S. Senate seats. A six foot tall fence was installed in the Georgia World Congress Center during the run-up to the election as early votes were counted and stayed for several weeks after the tabulation was certified. Throughout election night, the fence was shown on many national TV networks including CNN, Fox and ABC.
Our Allied Fence professionals are always here for all your installation needs, but if you’d prefer to install your own aluminum fencing, our guide can help you plan. See the types of aluminum fencing we offer.
1. Create a sketch of the area you wish to install your fence, using the sample above as a guide — click to enlarge. 2. Establish all gate(s) and/or transition locations. 3. Determine number of sections; keep in mind that if a required section is less than 6′, this will require the section to be trimmed. Example: 20′ of fence will require 4 sections (4 sections x 6′ = 24′, 4′ must be trimmed to accommodate installation). 4. Determine the number of posts. Note – all gates must be installed with left and right gate posts only. 5. Enhance your design as you like by adding accessories such as scrolls, finials, ball caps, etc.
Before Installation
Consult your building department for local code requirements. Check with utility companies to locate underground pipes, lines, cables, etc.
1. Dig post hole. 2. Insert appropriate post into hole (Figure 1).
3. Slide the fence-section rails into the pre-punched post (Figure 2).
4. Fill post-hole with concrete. 5. Secure with enclosed screws. 6. Plumb and level the posts and pickets while the concrete is setting. Brace the post as necessary while concrete sets. 7. Hang gate(s) to appropriate gate post(s). 8. Attach any gate or post hardware and/or fence accessories.
We have several styles of aluminum fence in stock and professional Project Managers available to assist you with all your fencing needs. Contact Us.
