Fencing and stuff

[Nottseagull]

Not really. The fence behind it is only 4ft.
I want 6ft so I don't have to LOOK at my neighbours, their kids, or their manky dog.

You can have up to 6' 6" if its for the back garden. An extra 6 inches can make all the difference.......

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Hi there! I am a local fencer (MW Fencing) I would be happy to come out and give you a free estimate. I also give a discount to fellow Brighton supporters.

Hi,I will need a new fence soon,i will give you a call.I also need to give a bloody great tree a good hair cut thats taking over my garden.does anyone know a good chainsaw wielder?.

 

[Easy 10]

Hi there! I am a local fencer (MW Fencing) I would be happy to come out and give you a free estimate. I also give a discount to fellow Brighton supporters.

Cool. Any rough idea (ball-park figure) to bung in four 6ft panels of THESE suckers ?

Posts are already in the ground. I might still have a go meself, but if you're CHEAP then I might just weigh things up....

 

[The Fence Man]

Cool. Any rough idea (ball-park figure) to bung in four 6ft panels of THESE suckers ?

Posts are already in the ground. I might still have a go meself, but if you're CHEAP then I might just weigh things up....

Really would not be able to give you a price without looking at it....sorry. But more than happy to come out and have a look.

 

[The Fence Man]

Hi,I will need a new fence soon,i will give you a call.I also need to give a bloody great tree a good hair cut thats taking over my garden.does anyone know a good chainsaw wielder?.

Look forward to hearing from you. Just remember to quote the north stand chat!

 

[champion7]

I think the fence panels are held in the ground using something like these

I reckon it'll be WELL hard to get the old posts out of those.
I just want to pay someone and FORGET about it till they've done it.

I wouldn't use those Easy, as soon as the gound gets wet and the wind blows they bcome unstable.
You need to by wooden fence panels,concrete posts and concrete gravel boards and. put a post in the ground and firmly put a dry concrete mix around the post.The moisture in the ground will set the concrete hard.This kind of fencing will last longer than metal post spikes.
Hope this is of any help.

 

[Easy 10]

I wouldn't use those Easy, as soon as the gound gets wet and the wind blows they bcome unstable.
You need to by wooden fence panels,concrete posts and concrete gravel boards and. put a post in the ground and firmly put a dry concrete mix around the post.The moisture in the ground will set the concrete hard.This kind of fencing will last longer than metal post spikes.
Hope this is of any help.

Cheers Champion, but the originals have lasted for about 6 or 7 years, and its not the bottom of the fence thats become unstable. The panels themselves have just loosened and fallen apart over time. This weekends battering was the last straw for them, but the foundations are still SECURE. I can't remember whether they're set in concrete, its something I'll have a look at over the weekend as its dark when I leave and get back thse days...

 

[champion7]

Good luck,mines also about to come down,i will be replacing it next spring.

 

[sams dad]

I have a series of 6 foot wooden fence panels in my back garden. The only problem is, half them are now lying in BITS all over my lawn, and the stuff thats left standing is lurching at some CRAZY angles, and probably won't survive much more of this completely uncalled-for BATTERING we are getting from the weather.

Being as I'm not completely sure which way round to hold a hammer, I am reluctant to attempt reparing this myself. Can anyone recommend a good FENCING firm to bung up three or four replacement fence panels ? I know if I do it, it'll just be in BITS again at the first light breeze. I don't want to pay very much either.

Anyone ?

You don't want a flimsy old fence, Easy, you want a good solid brick wall, and I know just the man to build it

 

[Easy 10]

You don't want a flimsy old fence, Easy, you want a good solid brick wall, and I know just the man to build it

Cheers mister dad, I'm sure you'd build a wall to be PROUD
But I likes me WOOD in the garden.

 

[skipper734]

Make sure whoever puts them up, either uses gravel boards along the bottom or does not put them in contact with the ground. They will last twice as long. Better still have feather edge fencing for three times lifespan. (With gravel boards.)

 

[sams dad]

Cheers mister dad, I'm sure you'd build a wall to be PROUD
But I likes me WOOD in the garden.

Fair enough, Easy.
I'm sure The Fence Man will build you a splendid fence

 

[steward 433]

Easy, as Skipper said i would seriously think about replacing the whole fence with featheredge.

If not pm me your addy and number and i will come and have a look for you.

 

[MattBackHome]

I know nothing about fencing, but if you want a quote on getting old shelves ripped off the wall, then I'm your man.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Easy, you've turned NSC into the Friday-Ad!

 

[Easy 10]

Sorry about that

Hey, anyone want to start a PERSONALS section ?

 

[Perry Milkins]

Sorry about that

Hey, anyone want to start a PERSONALS section ?

I am a tad irritated that you did not call Theo Fumbly.

 

[The Daddy]

Hey Easy
http://www.northstandchat.biz/images/smilies/clap.gif

Cutting the daddy out of your crappy jobs at last.

 

[Easy 10]

Actually I was hoping you'd OFFER

 

[Easy 10]

I am a tad irritated that you did not call Theo Fumbly.

I would have done. But then I didn't.