Mien

Mien fence post

Mien – represents the best of both worlds. By combining the robust and stylish look of our Bolmen and Hären fence posts, we have created a unique and appealing design that impresses both visually and functionally.

With a construction of 45x45mm in the lower section with only 1cm intervals and 22x95mm timber on top, Mien offers a perfect balance between durability and aesthetics. The denser structure not only provides effective privacy but also a sense of privacy from the surroundings of your outdoor space.

Mien is more than just a fence – it is an investment in both style and practicality. The sleek design blends seamlessly with its surroundings and enhances the look of your patio. Whether it’s to create privacy, define boundaries, or just to add a touch of sophistication to your outdoor environment, Mien will meet your expectations and exceed them.

The number of studs varies depending on the pole height:

1250 mm 13 holes 45x45mm, 2 holes 22x95mm
1450 mm 13 holes 45x45mm, 4 holes 22x95mm
1750 mm 13 holes 45x45mm, 6 holes 22x95mm

The distance between the ground and the first rule is 8 cm. The distance between the joists is 71mm (0.71cm). The holes are 47 x 47 mm and 24×97 mm.

Fence post
Remember to order the right post types for your purpose (intermediate posts, corner posts, end posts).

Post cap

The pole hat is available in black plastic or aluminium in any colour.

Fence foot
Remember to order a post base for each post.

We recommend post base 120x120mm to reduce the risk of wind loading:

https://www.recalgarden.com/stolpfot/stolpfot-till-staketstolpe-platta-120x120mm/

Mounting screw

Don’t forget to order mounting screws for mounting wooden studs.

Montage
Buy any impregnated timber of 45 x 45mm and 22x95mm at your local builders’ merchant.
Here you will also find the wood Beijer / Bauhaus
Beijer / Bauhaus

Make sure that the wood has not swelled too much (this makes assembly difficult), then you will also need the following tools:

• Tape measure
• Screwdriver with bit and drill bit
• Rubber mallet (for mounting the foot on the post)

Install the studs using the bracket on the back of the posts and always mount the fence so that it is stable – the recommendation is a maximum of 150 cm between the posts and that you always place the posts before screwing the timber to ensure that your order was correct.

Mounting principle