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Good Morning Folks
I am thinking of erecting a normal wooden fence on one side on my garden.
How do I decide how many poles and panels I would need? Would you recommend having concrete panels? What is the difference?
With the fence panels, would you suggest have concrete at the bottom?
Once I have all the materials, what is the first thing I should start with?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Now you're into the realms of serious DIY - I'm no help at all with that :whistle:
HI,
I have put up a couple of fences.
Mark out where the posts need to go, concrete in the fence post holders. Put the posts up and attached the fence panels.
Sorry, really overly simplistic, but i am pants at writing *how to's*
hope it helps somewhat 😀
Vaz
Ok. Thanks.
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