fencing panels

wildlifeboy

Hello,

I would like to get the vertical fence panels that are overlapped on the inside and outside. I saw them in a couple of places for 60 euro which is steep. anyone know where i could get them for cheaper than that. I will attach a pic when i find one.

wildlifeboy

they are on the top here

http://www.independentfencing.com/products-premier-elegant-fence-panels.html

Sonnenblumen

Looks like a Hit'n'Miss Cottage panel. Try Clonee Sawmills.

irelandspurs

www.abwood.ie

wildlifeboy

thanks guys, i was going to go with the concrete uprights in between and a concrete base board but i have since watched a video showing wooden uprights and a base board that does the exact same job and looks much better and you can slide the panels in and out with these special clips you fix onto the upright. much better option for me.

jamesd

wildlifeboy wrote: »

thanks guys, i was going to go with the concrete uprights in between and a concrete base board but i have since watched a video showing wooden uprights and a base board that does the exact same job and looks much better and you can slide the panels in and out with these special clips you fix onto the upright. much better option for me.

Less maintenance with the concrete posts and base as they wouldnt rot in the wet ground.

Anatom

Get the concrete fence panels and concrete uprights - it'll cost a bit more than double the wooden ones, but they will not get blown out of their slots in a year or two after the rain has got at them.

I had wooden panels for years, and always had to replace at least two, sometimes more, every year. I've since changed to the concrete ones and they're brilliant! It'll save you money in the long term...

irelandspurs

Where abouts are you,I've recently got concrete posts ,gravel boards and panels and found a place that was half the price of everywhere else good quality also.Pm if you want number.

bbam

irelandspurs wrote: »

Where abouts are you,I've recently got concrete posts ,gravel boards and panels and found a place that was half the price of everywhere else good quality also.Pm if you want number.

hi..
maybe you could pm me that number too

thanks

wildlifeboy

I am in Dublin 15. please pm me the number and thanks for the info.

daithi55

you could also try chadwicks hardware they have a sale on at the minute some cheap stuff http://www.chadwicks.ie/spring-2012.html

paddy147

Grange Builders Providers in Baldoyle (Dublin 13) are selling these fencing panels for not alot of euros at the moment.

They are also selling new 8 foot long pressure treated sleepers for 18 euro each.

Thats very cheap when compared to any overpriced sawmills,certain landscapers or any garden centers or diy stores

jamesd

irelandspurs wrote: »

Where abouts are you,I've recently got concrete posts ,gravel boards and panels and found a place that was half the price of everywhere else good quality also.Pm if you want number.

Can you PM me too please this info.

Yamen11

irelandspurs wrote: »

Where abouts are you,I've recently got concrete posts ,gravel boards and panels and found a place that was half the price of everywhere else good quality also.Pm if you want number.

Hi
Just about to put a fence using concrete H posts and gravel boards and appreciate if might could forward deatils of above place.
Thanks

dev100

irelandspurs wrote: »

Where abouts are you,I've recently got concrete posts ,gravel boards and panels and found a place that was half the price of everywhere else good quality also.Pm if you want number.

Hi Spursireland

PM sent

Thanks

irelandspurs

Getting a lot of pm's for number so i'll put up there website www.strongprecast.com.
Did anyone who got number off me ring up for price if so were they any good.

wildlifeboy

I have installed the standard 6 x 6 panels with wooden posts down the garden and i have a question which i know the answer to already but i would like some opinions. I presume you cannot pile earth up against the base of the panels as it will increase the rotting time but i have seen countless gardens that do this. in these situations do they use a membrane between the earth and the panels? or how would you go about disguising the base? say iw anted to put a raised bed up against it.?