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bambo screen

  • 05-07-2010 1:52pm
    #1
    PrimalTherapy
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    has anyone ever used this bamboo screen ? How deep would you put it down in ground? Secure in wind?It says 4m long and 2 wide. Is that not the wrong way around?


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  • #2
    mountainy man
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 985 ✭✭✭mountainy man


    these screens are usually attached to an existing fence or wall, its not self-supporting , it will rot pretty quickly if you put it into the ground, comes rolled up , 4 m long and 2m high/wide. hope this helps:)


  • #3
    PrimalTherapy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 249 ✭✭PrimalTherapy


    mountainy man wrote: »
    these screens are usually attached to an existing fence or wall, its not self-supporting , it will rot pretty quickly if you put it into the ground, comes rolled up , 4 m long and 2m high/wide. hope this helps:)
    does help thanks;). Was thinking it would not be self supporting. even on a fence I can't see it standing up to storm, could be wrong


  • #4
    Sonnenblumen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,834 ✭✭✭Sonnenblumen


    PrimalTherapy wrote: »
    has anyone ever used this bamboo screen ? How deep would you put it down in ground? Secure in wind?It says 4m long and 2 wide. Is that not the wrong way around?

    Has no real structural strengths and limited lifespan before disintegrating. Best used as a 'cheap fix' secured to a rigid framework. A fence panel it ain't, so I'd pass.


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