Having read some reviews and that some had issues installing their fence panels because of having to be exact on you dimensions . I paid special attention and had very little to no trouble installing. My tips, predig all post holes place 1st post in hole without concreting it. plumb and true the post .. Attach the 1st panel to the posts . I used 6 inch trigger clamps to hold the panel to the post while installing the clips and hardware. No place the next post in the hole clamp the panel and install the clips and hardware. . again plumb the post with braces . Continue this pattern until you have installed all panels and posts. once everything is plumb fill all your holes with concrete. If you don't do this you will have issues as the distance between the posts must be exactly 70 inches for a 6 foot panel. I installed 40 + feet of fencing with no issues. The clamps are a must for keeping the panels in place while you are bolting them together.

The quality of the materials is fine. The hardware makes it difficult to install. The bolts need to be longer and it would be easier with brackets that went all the way around the posts and then bolted. There is no wiggle room. If you cement in the post even an 8th of an inch off, it doesn’t line up and panels won’t fit. If too close together, panel bows out. If too far apart, bolts aren’t long enough. We had to buy longer bolts for many posts, and had to cut down and re-weld a panel to fit. It was a nightmare to install, even with trying very hard to measure post placement precisely per instructions. Looks good once done, but not quick and easy as advertised.