Clipex posts

Omallep2 · 2024-12-31 11:27:19

Hi, thinking of buying the above but the ground is boggy under an established grass sward. Not sure the longer posts would be any advantage. I'm messaging here to see if others have used these in boggy land and how did they work out? Thanks

31-12-2024 11:27AM

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Omallep2

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Hi, thinking of buying the above but the ground is boggy under an established grass sward. Not sure the longer posts would be any advantage. I'm messaging here to see if others have used these in boggy land and how did they work out? Thanks

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#2 31-12-2024 06:16PM

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Clipex fencing — boards.ie - Now Ye're Talkin'
Older thread here.

If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.

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Hi. We are just about to fence in soft ground along a meandering stream . Have you used Clipex fencing before ? We have almost completed a fairly big job on upland with Clipex . We are very happy with their products. We drove the corner posts with a 6" pot and the 1.8 m posts with the clipex sleeve . No post drivers or machinery required except for pulling the sheepwire with the tractor.

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