How to Build a Mid-Line Fence Brace

fencing.bekaert... - #TheFencePros demonstrate the proper way to install a mid-line H-brace for your fencing projects. A mid-line brace is used in long fence pulls where the fence needs to be supported with a brace in the middle, and the pull continues after the mid-line brace. A mid-line or in-line brace locations can be dictated by the terrain (dips, rises, etc.), where you need a gate, or where an appropriate wire tie-off distances occur (330' or 660' for woven wire or 1320' for barbed or smooth wire).
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[@georgeclayjr.2499]

You guys always provide great videos!

[@BekaertFencing]

Thank-you, we appreciate the great feedback.

[@cornbrains]

Great video. After how many feet of woven wire do you recommend a center line brace? Also, what kind of woven wire are you using here? Tornado?

[@BekaertFencing]

This wire is our Bekaert Solidlock Pro products as shown here: fencing.bekaert.com/en/fence-products-category/fixed-knot-fence/12-5-ga-solidlock-pro-fixed-knot
We recommend 1320' between each brace.