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Fencing and tarmac

Sigma Force · 2011-01-07 22:09:31

Hope to install fencing and tarmac but which first, do you fence first then kerb and tarmac or vice versa?

07-01-2011 10:09pm

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Sigma Force

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Hope to install fencing and tarmac but which first, do you fence first then kerb and tarmac or vice versa?

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#2 07-01-2011 10:13pm

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Without knowing the layout, prob fence first, then kerbs and tarmac.

Always kerbs before tarmac.

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#3 07-01-2011 10:31pm

Cranky Mc Funhouse

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Definitely fence first. You can concrete the posts for the fence, adding the timber panels and concrete plinths after the tarmac has been laid (double check the levels and measuring tape) this means you can tarmac behind fence if you need to. Just make sure the kerbing is finished before you start tarmac!

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