Some fencing photos

[liamjordan]

tricky bit on a stretch of stock fencing round a wood boundry, was akward to get the tractor in to knock the stakes in, but looks alrighttt

[tractorboy1]

Few fencing pics from this week

[Mike Hill]

That looks really smart!

[kernowstu]

tidy jobs

[Dave D]

looks good tractorboy, very smart. fencing was my trade before i moved over to arb and although its behind me i still enjoy looking at a tidy bit of fencing.

[tractorboy1]

Ty for the comments nice to do an ornamental fence rather than a boundary fence.

[armchairarborist]

another from 2wks ago, the last one had lasted 50yrs so we concreted the posts 750mm into the ground, bolted all the joints, screwed all the palings/lats and used galvy fixings, fingers crossed it'll be there for a while:thumbup1:

Edited March 12, 2011 by armchairarborist
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[tractorboy1]

another from 2wks ago, the last one had lasted 50yrs so we concreted the posts 750mm into the ground, bolted all the joints, screwed all the palings/lats and used galvy fixings, fingers crossed it'll be there for a while:thumbup1:

 

Nice looking job

[armchairarborist]

oh there was also a 50yr old manicured privet that we dragged out with the landy:thumbup:

[andyhudds]

We do lots of feather edge fencing big tip always set top and bottom rail level with top and bottom of boards and on top fit capping rail if you do not set rail to top or bottom rails will warp in the sun same with pale fence never set top rail less than 4 inch from top