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Cracking job, was 'not' joining the panels above posts not an option? A wee gap between panels at top would look fine I think. Or maybe longer posts/shorter panels.

 

 

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Nah the customer didn't want the expense of new post but wanted solid run of fence.

Initially I though a bit of trellis but the gap was too small to look decent, so I used a few feather edge from the cut down panel on the end.

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