UK Fencing

[ElectricalBias]

Hi guys, with all the unplanned time I'm currently taking off Ive decided to do the fencing in the garden myself, anyone know a decent online shop for fencing materials? Going for wooden posts, arris rails and featheredge board, any replies much appreciated, cheers

 

[buzzlightyear]

fencing in the garden myself, anyone know a decent online shop for fencing materials? Going for wooden posts, arris rails and featheredge board, any replies much appreciated, cheers

yes, www@treesrus Co. UK lol.

 

[ElectricalBias]

yes, www@treesrus Co. UK lol.

OK, -most- replies are much appreciated

 

[buzzlightyear]

I need some timber to build a tree house so I can get away from the wifey with this lock down, she told me you can live in the dog house the bloody dogs not happy either. Lol.

 

[Andy78]

If you can get it arranged I'd go for concrete posts. I did mine a decade ago with slotted concrete posts and they still look like new. Apart from the one that moved slightly when it got hit by a flying trampoline.

 

[littlespark]

Take the fence down and tell the neighbours youre having an "open plan" outside area.

 

[buzzlightyear]

they great con post adlest if the wind blows them you can replace with a. Hammock. Lol

 

[ElectricalBias]

If you can get it arranged I'd go for concrete posts. I did mine a decade ago with slotted concrete posts and they still look like new. Apart from the one that moved slightly when it got hit by a flying trampoline.

How do I attach a 6ft wooden gate to them though without drillng into them? I've just removed all the old concrete ones that were falling apart, also doing it alone and it'll be a bit back breaking!
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Take the fence down and tell the neighbours youre having an "open plan" outside area.

Ha, that's basically where I'm at right now
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they great con post adlest if the wind blows them you can replace with a. Hammock. Lol

There's an idea!

 

[FatAlan]

Don’t forget to get a nice wobbly one. You can hold it together with the SWA feed to the shed.

 

[Andy78]

How do I attach a 6ft wooden gate to them though without drillng into them? I've just removed all the old concrete ones that were falling apart, also doing it alone and it'll be a bit back breaking!

I cheated and kept wooden ones in place to mount the gate on.

Yeah you're right it is a bit of a grunt with concrete if you're on your own. The corner ones are stupidly heavy !

 

[egg67]

Waltons used them when I did my fence , good company still open and doing deliveries

 

[telectrix]

at least you wear a mask:

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and i thought a fence in London was a guy that bought and sold stolen property.

 

[DPG]

How do I attach a 6ft wooden gate to them though without drillng into them? I've just removed all the old concrete ones that were falling apart, also doing it alone and it'll be a bit back breaking!
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Ha, that's basically where I'm at right now
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There's an idea!

You can drill through the posts and bolt a piece of wood to them. The wood should fit in the gap.

 

[ElectricalBias]

Waltons used them when I did my fence , good company still open and doing deliveries

Cheers buddy, I'll take a look