Until he found that the safe height for a 9" wall, without piers, was 1.3m
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In which case wouldn't a 9" wall with piers every 2-3m be more sensible than making the whole wall 18"
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Probably yes.
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In message snipped-for-privacy@news.individual.net>, Jeff Gaines <jgaines snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.co.uk> writes
Small point about fences next to public rights of way.. inevitably some child will think it hugely entertaining to rattle a stick along vertical fence slats:-(
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Then I might think it amusing to rattle a stick along said small child!
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I've been advocating that all along, to almost universal derision.
Bill
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Funnily enough I was in a garden yesterday that had once been a school playground, and the wall (built 1928) was six ft high, 9", with piers every nine feet.
Bill
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Well you're going to reinstate it anyway, and that's all they'd demand if you did it without PP.
Bill