Clipex fencing

I remember when I was a child there was some old rusted metal bars along hedges and gaps here. I think that they had holes in them and then the old barbed wire was held to them with other wire through the holes. Probably the same idea as the clipex but not galvanised. I'll keep an eye out if I ever come across them again. They were like inch angle iron I think.

Does the run need to be level for clipex with sheep wire

No, they make their own strainers too

Seen them locally.I think the land commission put them up There was a recent to .strain the wire.Some of them are still there

What is that product called...is it a beefy strainer?

I've been looking to get a couple of those for a while as I think they are much less than the large strainer with bracing ...could be wrong but I think they were charging near 300 for the larger corner ones with the stays on the base and stabiliser/bracing secured with long poles.....mad price really when you could have relatively successful stab at making one yourself with a chop saw, a pillar drill ,some decent piping etc

I wish I knew the answer to that....I have one here. It's the most hateful piece of sh!t I ever owned.

Canning farms got 300 stakes, gripples and driver for €2800

Is that where kerry coop shop is?

Good video showing Scottish fencing contractor putting in Clipex fencing.

I've some clipex fencing done on a field beside a road. Got their strainers too, was able to do the whole lot by hand. Drove the strainers with a hand post driver. It certainly wasn't easy but doable. The clipex posts themselves are a dream to drive down, half the time taken to drive timber posts, maybe even less.

Got the posts that can take 4 lines of wire, ended up putting 3 on it. Very happy with the result, would do the whole farm with this stuff if I could afford it.