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Garden fencing

Artdeco30 · 2015-12-28 15:11:19

Can anyone recommend someone who could supply and fit good quality, strong hit and miss fencing, about 6 ft high, to be attached to an existing wall about a foot high? We need about 30 metres of it. A rough estimate of price would be useful. Thanks!

28-12-2015 3:11pm

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Artdeco30

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Can anyone recommend someone who could supply and fit good quality, strong hit and miss fencing, about 6 ft high, to be attached to an existing wall about a foot high?

We need about 30 metres of it. A rough estimate of price would be useful. Thanks!

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#2 28-12-2015 6:38pm

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A location would always be useful.
More than lightly the existing wall wont be enough so the posts will need their own foundation.

Think about galvo'd steel posts as even normal pressure treated timber will rot after 5 years if buried in concrete

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#3 28-12-2015 6:42pm

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Thanks for that. I'm in Dublin.

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