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fencing

waylander2002 · 2020-11-11 22:58:57

had a 40 metre box hedge at side of my house, neigbor said hed like take it out, i said fine. He cut the whole lot down. There is old concrete posts in ground about 8 feet apart. He wants take all down and put in a concrete fence, however we were quoted 6000 for it. Is the pressure treated fence alot cheaper? The pvc looks…

11-11-2020 11:58pm

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waylander2002

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had a 40 metre box hedge at side of my house, neigbor said hed like take it out, i said fine. He cut the whole lot down. There is old concrete posts in ground about 8 feet apart. He wants take all down and put in a concrete fence, however we were quoted 6000 for it. Is the pressure treated fence alot cheaper? The pvc looks good, but i understand its expensive also. Shame couldnt use the concrete posts in already they have wire running through them

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#2 12-11-2020 12:00am

rje66

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Mods. Maybe move this to gardening forum.

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#3 12-11-2020 9:50am

kadman

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Post and rail fence onto the concrete posts.

Loads of options with the concrete posts already there,

you will be sorry for taking them out.

1. Post and rail wooden fence.
2 Rewire and add a coloured chainlink fence.
3 Wired security fence.
4 Composite material fence.

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