FAQ on fencing anywhere?

Aug 05, 2006 5 Replies
M

Hi.



I'm installing a new fence using 4" featheredge over wooden posts and arris rails. The posts being supported on repair spurs. I wanted more info on the fitting of the featheredge board and gravel boards but can only find this...



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must be more out there. I've looked in this groups faq,
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, and found nothing. Anyone point me to a detailed fencing howto? Anyone want to make one to add to the FAQ? :)



Thanks.


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I built one 20 years ago. I bought all the bits from Wickes (walking distance), and I probably used their Good Ideas leaflet, which you can get from their website now:

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's still standing strong, with the original posts in their original Fensock post spikes*. The featheredge boards do shrink though -- they started off with lots of overlap, but now barely touch each other. Various neighbours with wooden panel fences have been through about 3 lots in the same 20 years.

*Fensock was another make of Metaposts, which I haven't seen for some time now. Fensock were better quality than Metaposts, and Metaposts were a lot better quality than they are now...
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M

I've used wickes wood before. Never had a good bit yet. A local fencing supplier will get my wood business. Especially as it's half the price of Wickes.

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Some info here

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uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
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Google uk.d-i-y archive is at
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Thanks

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Mike ... I built a 250m long fence using concrete H posts, gravel boards and wood fencing (no panels) ... happy to explain what I did if you want to know ...

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