2604-5 AAMA APPROVED POWDER COAT
 

These are minimum recommendations.  Longer posts should be ordered for frost line regions or steeper hills.  Always check local building codes in your jurisdiction.  All blank Posts lengths can be easily trimmed on-site from the bottom up.  Or, if you've added the Welded Plate option, from the top down. 

Non-Punched, blank posts give you the flexibility on-sit to connect heavy rackable configured aluminum fence panels to a standard or rackable configured fence panel.  This type of application requires vertical swivel mounts only OR vertical swivel mounts and straight mounts... depending on the configuration of each of the two connecting fence panels.  Vertical Swivel Mounts and Straight Mount brackets are sold separately.  When using blank posts for stair railings, with the welded plate option, always order longer posts than needed because some stairs may require you to mount the fence panel(s) higher up on the post to avoid hitting the steps.  You can easily trim the length of the post on-site.
 

In the customer picture below, vertical swivel mounts were used for the stair railing (STYLE 10 configured at Heavy Rackable) and straight mounts were used on the other side of the post for the straight connection.  Whenever you use mounts on one side of a post, you'll also need to use them to connect other panels to the same post.

STANDARD configured fence panels are typically used with prepunched line, corner, end and t posts.  However, if you're connecting a STANDARD fence panel to a HEAVY RACKABLE panel, you'll need vertical swivel mounts or straight mounts because the HEAVY RACKABLE panel requires a blank, non-punched post; therefore, both panels require mounts to connect to the same, blank post.

 

RACKABLE configured fence panels are typically used with prepunched line, corner, end and t posts.  However, if you're connecting a RACKABLE fence panel to a HEAVY RACKABLE panel, you'll need vertical swivel mounts because the HEAVY RACKABLE panel requires a blank, non-punched post; therefore, both panels require vertical swivel mounts to connect to the same, blank post.