Putting up one of our Tonkin Bamboo fences is simple. It is no different that any other kind of fence installation. It simply requires posts and rails to support the panels. Typically, 4x4 wood posts and 2x4 horizontal rails are used. For the posts, dig holes about 18 inches deep and spaced 8 feet apart. You will want to concrete the 4x4s vertically in the ground. Next fasten two rows of 2x4s horizontally to the 4x4 posts using screws or nails. One horizontal support should be about 6 inches from the ground and one about 6 inches from the top of the fence.
 
 
To fasten the bamboo panel to the support system follow the next set of instructions below:
Firstly, make sure your existing wooden frame is structurally sound. If the 4x4 posts do not wiggle around too much and your fence does not sway back and forth badly, you should be fine.

The bamboo will attach to either side of the fence. You can attach the bamboo directly to the wooden slots or the framework supporting the fence.

Unroll the bamboo panel and put it flush against the fence. If your yard holds a lot of moisture you may want to raise the bamboo an inch off of the ground.

1. While your friend holds the bamboo panel in place, pre-drill in the center of one of the bamboo canes with a countersink drill bit starting at a top corner.
2. Use a 2-1/2 inch exterior screw to fasten the bamboo to the 2x4 or wood panel behind it. (Do not over tighten the screw too much, as this may excessively crack the cane.)
3. Continue to fasten the bamboo near the top and bottom while keeping the bamboo panel level. Alternating the screws near the top and bottom every foot will be more than enough. That's it!!