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Back garden has a party fence
I was told if we put the fence up they will destroy it. Any advice???
Thanks.
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Back garden has a party fence
I was told if we put the fence up they will destroy it. Any advice???
Thanks.
QUESTION
If the legal limit for the fence is 2m (6ft 6")
I have been delivered a 5ft 6" Panel and a 1ft gravel board. HOWEVER... The post is 7ft, that means i will have 4" of post higher than the fence panel!!!!!!!!!!
Is that a problem???
QUESTION
If the legal limit for the fence is 2m (6ft 6")
I have been delivered a 5ft 6" Panel and a 1ft gravel board. HOWEVER... The post is 7ft, that means i will have 4" of post higher than the fence panel!!!!!!!!!!
Is that a problem???
QUESTION
If the legal limit for the fence is 2m (6ft 6")
I have been delivered a 5ft 6" Panel and a 1ft gravel board. HOWEVER... The post is 7ft, that means i will have 4" of post higher than the fence panel!!!!!!!!!!
Is that a problem???
yes, 6ft 6" is now allowed as a maximum, you realy want 20"-24" of post concreted in, personally id have gone with 9ft posts and nip it down to 8ft 6"
so once 2ft is in the ground it will leave my post at 7ft (4" above the fence)
Sorry my typo mistake.......
5ft 6" panel
1ft Gavel
9ft Post
so once 2ft is in the ground it will leave my post at 7ft (4" above the fence)
Will that cause a problem, can my neighbor complain to the council about that???
Back garden has a party fence running between me and the neighbor. At the moment its 4ft, however i want 6ft 6" (legal limit) as its more privacy.
They have declined my offer to replace the old fence with the new one as they said it will block out the light to the garden(I'm paying for it all), i said we either move the old or i run on my land.
Answer i got was "put it on your own land then)
I have been very polite thought the process.
Any tips or advice, it gets fitted soon. I will be running on my own land alongside the old fence (will look terrible their side which is something they are finding had for them to grasp). I think its now come down to being stubborn over the benefits of a new fence, the old is nackard..
I was told if we put the fence up they will destroy it. Any advice???
Thanks.
This is why I can never live anywhere urban.
Just move - sounds like way too much hassle.
Replace the old fence with one of equal height and save all the hassle.
Do you own a house?
When you put so much money and effort into making it what you want then why would i have a 4ft fence? Its not what i want and id not be happy with it. All other fences are 6ft 6 except the one next to me and the neighbor, the other neighbors obviously had the same thoughts as me.
I do understand what your saying, but im a good neighbour and im not having the fence that height to be a pain,it will serve a purpose. I do understand where they are coming from, i wish they would change their mind. ITs going to look so bad their side
You say hassle, hassle for who? Once the fence is up its end of story for me. They will see it every day
Thats why im posting this and speaking to council, so it doesnt become a future problem
Thanks for all the inputs, ill cut 6" off the bottom. Job done![]()
Maybe a compromise in that vein would be more appropiate in the situation rather than just whacking up ugly fencing.
Er surely you will have at least 1ft of fence underground in some concrete footing/pad.
I would have thought you would want an 8ft post so you can drop it a decent depth giving you solid foundations.
Yes I own a house, what has that got to do with anything?
You are changing not only your property, but theirs so have a little consideration for them, it seems like you want what you want and who cares what others think so do what you want anyway and live with the animosity caused with your neighbours.
Personally I would rather find a compromise and dont forget the 'nice' face of the fence has to face their property, not yours and after a period of time they could take your fence as the new boundary.
Be careful is all I'm saying, what price an extra 2ft of privacy?