19 May 2018

Just Fence Me In

Before:

After:

We're now privacy fenced on two of three sides of the back yard.

Thanks to JT and Marv for the excellent assistance!
Posted by Angus McThag at 21:02
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  1. SiGraybeard20 May, 2018 10:57

    When we put up our first privacy fence back in the early 90s, I was surprised that instead of feeling like the backyard got smaller, it felt like it got bigger. I never thought that in my mind I was already viewing the edges of my yard as other people's property infringing on mine. Or something like that. Hard to imagine not having it now.

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  2. Sendarius20 May, 2018 13:27

    Is there any particular reason for using timber?

    I only ask because I just finished a similar job, but used steel sheets.

    Same number of posts and holes, but then just adding a bottom rail, four powder-coated, corrugated sheets, and a top rail makes it a LOT faster. All held together with eight self-drilling screws per 3.2 metre panel.

    When I priced it, steel was also a LOT cheaper here in Oz.

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    1. Angus McThag20 May, 2018 16:13

      The panels are cheap in timber.

      We can build up to a 6' tall fence made from wood, PVC or chain-link without pulling a building permit.

      Because of that permitting requirement, wood, PVC and chain-link are all the local home-improvement places carry.

      I suspect that it's because of our local hurricane risks is why there's no metal-sheet fencing

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