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SW105B Fencing

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Does anyone out there have access to the NBS Buildings specifications section Q40 and can tell me what BS1722-2, type SW105B fencing is?

 

I know that it is stock net and wire with strainers at max 150m and intermediates at 3.5m. Does anyone know if it is plane wire or barbed, one strand or 2? Does it specify what height the net should be?

 

It is for 2 short runs around some planting we did as mitigation for some construction work and I don't want to have to purchase a set of British Standards just for this.

 

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Nick

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