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timber fence

paddyc · 2009-01-21 11:33:46

Folks the fecking fences in the back garden keep blowing down they are the thin ones you'd buy in woodies or the likes. This is wrecking my head. Seen ones before the look like thinks planks of wood so say 6 of them on edge on top og each other do the job. the are like railway sleepers but much thinner... if that makes…

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21-01-2009 12:33pm

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paddyc

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Folks

the fecking fences in the back garden keep blowing down they are the thin ones you'd buy in woodies or the likes. This is wrecking my head.

Seen ones before the look like thinks planks of wood so say 6 of them on edge on top og each other do the job. the are like railway sleepers but much thinner... if that makes sense

anyone every see them or know where I might get my hands on them

thanks paddy

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#2 21-01-2009 12:38pm
Alun

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I've just done the same, and replaced them with what are called "hit-and-miss" panels from Abwood. The wind just goes right through them rather than putting pressure on thema nd causing them to blow down. They're pressure treated too so don't need any extra protection.

See here ... http://www.abwood.ie/products/fencing/index.htm right at the bottom of the page.

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