Recently 3 of our fencing panels got blown out through a combination of years of lack of attention (and therefore rotting wood) and slightly off-line concrete posts securing them.
I've bought and put in place the new panels, which I'll obviously treat with loving kindness and suitable preservative (though they are pressure treated already), but now having looked in detail I've noticed that the posts being off-line.
Assuming I'm not going to have the whole fencing structure re-done, what is the best solution for fencing panels that are flush on one side of the slots but slightly out towards the top (i.e. they fit perfectly at the bottom but one one side there is a small lean in the post so that by the top the panel is out of the slot by a few mm).
Would just jamming some wedges into the gap be the answer, or is something more appropriate called for?
I know fencing panels aren't particularly popular, but these are just
3 panels in about a 12 panel fence, so I'm not minded to make any "structural" changes to the style of the fence for a few years.Thanks in advance for any help!
Matt