Below is a photo of the yard before the project started. A little bit of tropical feel with a rod iron fence! Something needs to be done! Let's get started...

1) Take out the existing fence and/or prep for the install of the Tonkin Bamboo Fence
2) Measure out 8ft sections to set the posts into concrete to ensure that the bamboo stays protected and stands upright. It is recommended that you place the poles at least 18" into the ground. This means you would want to dig a hole that is about twice the diameter of your pole and dig down about 1.5 feet.
3) The pink line below is used to ensure that the poles are standing perfectly vertical and in line with the others that will be the framework for the rolled fence panels.

4) Next you would place the 2" diameter rolls up as your horizontal framework. These are placed near the top and bottom of the horizontal poles to support some of the load. As you can see in the picture below, you need to drill some holes in the 4" posts that will hold the 2" poles. To do this you can use a power drill with a "hole saw".
5) You place this drill bit on the power saw (specific to the size of pole you select) and this will allow space to slip in the 2" poles. Any gaps can be filled with epoxy such as liquid nails.

6) Below is a view of the fence from the inside showing the skeleton of the frame with the rolled panels attached to it. The last step is then to remove the excess from the vertical poles extending higher than the fence itself...and you are done!