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Garden Fence Panels Mullingar Area

feardeas · 2014-09-03 09:14:07

Hi I need to get three garden panels replaced. Anyone recommend someone that can supply and fit them. Been on to someone since May but no joy as yet. Want to get them in before the end of the month if possible so that they can be painted for the autumn/winter. Thanks

03-09-2014 9:14am

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feardeas

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Hi

I need to get three garden panels replaced. Anyone recommend someone that can supply and fit them. Been on to someone since May but no joy as yet. Want to get them in before the end of the month if possible so that they can be painted for the autumn/winter.

Thanks

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#2 03-09-2014 8:57pm

may06

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Try Tony Garvey in Edgeworthstown (Garvey's Garden Sheds/Fences), prob you're best bet. He delivers, far as I know he should also fit them.

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#3 03-09-2014 11:52pm

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I have used 2.

Coroon (near Loreto), free delivery.

Jimmy Andrews/Top line Ind estate, delivery fee.

Latter better quality but more expensive.

Neither fit, maybe ask?

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#4 04-09-2014 9:25pm

galwaydude18

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what kind of panels are the existing ones?

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#5 05-09-2014 8:10am

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They are wooden ones. The usual I guess that are put between back gardens in housing estates.

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#6 05-09-2014 12:15pm

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feardeas wrote: »

They are wooden ones. The usual I guess that are put between back gardens in housing estates.

Pm sent

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