CLIPEX FENCING

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i have a boundry to fence thats on very light ground with alot of rock and im just wondering would this system suit it as concrete posts would mean rock breaking out holes.anyone see it

Genghis Cant

I can't believe this thread arrived now. I'm just after being looking at it on Donedeal and was wondering what it's like in the flesh. I was wondering what it costs too.

greenpetrol

It's aprox double the price of timber posts and the other concern is with high tension pulling the posts up where there is a dip in the land ! Big in Australia this fencing and easy install ! Good few clips on YouTube about it and looks simple one man job ! I'd like to see a neighbour put in first before I'd outlay

visatorro

greenpetrol wrote: »

It's aprox double the price of timber posts and the other concern is with high tension pulling the posts up where there is a dip in the land ! Big in Australia this fencing and easy install ! Good few clips on YouTube about it and looks simple one man job ! I'd like to see a neighbour put in first before I'd outlay

was thinking the same about letting a neighbour trying it out first!!

I was wondering though when you tension the wire, will it slide up and down the strainer post. at least with a timber post you can stick in a staple to hold the wire in place. think the strainer is 65-70 euro. asked a rep about how they put them in he said they slide a pipe over them and use pole banger.

davidk1394

We looked at it on your mans farm near tyrells pass. Good job but very pricey. We didn't go for at as theres a lot of corners in the field we did. The strainers are around €70 each. But it's grant approved so it might be more appealing

trixi2011

Used alot of this type fencing in nz. Really easy to work with and take back down if nessary . No need for fancy strainers just use a timber one. Only used them for elec fencing tho