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Cladding over existing fence panel

Summer2020 · 2020-08-07 14:27:27

I’m looking to get the existing fence covered in a more modern cladding or slatted wood, example here https://ibb.co/jRdKzF5 Does anyone know someone who offers this service and how much would it be? Not a huge garden by any means , maybe 8 metres on one side and 8 metres on the other. Existing fence here…

07-08-2020 3:27pm

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Summer2020

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I’m looking to get the existing fence covered in a more modern cladding or slatted wood, example here

https://ibb.co/jRdKzF5

Does anyone know someone who offers this service and how much would it be? Not a huge garden by any means , maybe 8 metres on one side and 8 metres on the other.

Existing fence here

https://ibb.co/xhjswbh

Thanks

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#2 08-08-2020 11:46pm

rje66

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Depending where you are based, clonee sawmills in dublin have panels very similar. Old ones out new ones in. But posts will be visible.

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#3 10-08-2020 8:57am

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Tricky job, as that type of narrow profile cladding will need support every couple of feet to avoid sagging, and the existing H section posts don't have much meat to take fixings.

I can envisage a solution involving either a concreted trench or galvanized steel supports and lots of Tek 7, but I get the impression you're not looking to DIY this.

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