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PostPosted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:25 pm 
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Got a fence to put up - had it a year now and still not managed it.
Got all the bits but none of the know how.
So anyone know anyone they can recommend
Cheers john

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 5:01 pm 
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What sort of fence ?

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Its a wooden one , 5 ft fence panels , the big bits of wood to support em and the metal spike things to go in the ground

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 6:09 pm 
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Bang post holders into floor, nail panels to em

It's not rocket science John, have a bash...

Or the slightly longer version:-

Spend a bit of time laying stuff out. Pick one or other end as the start point
Once you.ve figured that out stick the first post in at the start (post into socket, bang in with honking gurt sledge)
Screw fence panel to that.
Take next post, attach metal spike thing then using the first panel as a width marker bang in second post.
Continue to end of garden...

To make a real proper job of it use some sort of gravel board to keep the panel off the floor or just space it up with a bit of wood then remove spacer when panel is attached both ends

Failing that the guy who did Don's fence made a nice job of that, I'm sure Don still has the number :lol:


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PostPosted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 6:36 pm 
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If you saw any of my previous attempts at DIY you would understand my reluctance ay undertaking this task :lol:

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Have a go at it, then ring DIY SOS and blame the previous occupant.

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