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Clip X fencing

brownswiss · 2024-04-05 17:01:32

Hi. We are planning to use clip x fencing system and erect it ourselves . The local Co Op are stocking the posts etc but are quoting us for a different sheep wire than clip x use. The advantage of dealing with the Co Op is that we could buy as we need it, but not at the expense of an inferior sheep wire . Have any of you…

05-04-2024 5:01pm

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Hi. We are planning to use clip x fencing system and erect it ourselves . The local Co Op are stocking the posts etc but are quoting us for a different sheep wire than clip x use. The advantage of dealing with the Co Op is that we could buy as we need it, but not at the expense of an inferior sheep wire . Have any of you used the tornado wire that clip x supply and do you know how it compares to estate wire? I am also wondering if there is any other company supplying clip x type posts and strainers as the coop is actually cheaper on the strainers ( which doesn't make sense ). Thanks. I appreciate any info or advice

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