In article , A.Lee
writes

Fence makers will make up any panel to size if you can wait a couple of
weeks.The price will be the same as a 6' panel.
An alternative to panels would be a feather edge board fence, though it
would be more expensive, but more sturdy, and easily erected to any
length.
If you want the basic lapped panels, then a 6' std. panel is easily cut
down to any size. Just prise off the centre upright,and the end upright
pieces, refit them at the length you require, then cut down the panel,
at the side of the upright to the required length.
It takes me 10 minutes extra to cut a panel to size.
Alan.


Have a friend who is a carpenter, he could probably do that for me.
Another good idea
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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

In article , Sacha
writes

Perhaps you can arrange things so that the extra 3' is in the middle of the
fencing

No, sadly the garden is only 9 feet wide at the back so that's what we
have to use. Not to worry!

Janet

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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

In article , Uncle Marvo
writes

The holes can be dug using a girlie (smaller) spade or a special spade
for digging post holes which is the same thing but miles more expensive :-),


Ha! Not in Aylesbury you can't. Much too many bits of bricks, flint and
solid clay to dig a hole without a pick axe. Also roots of brambles to
get out first as well




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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

Janet,

Best thing to do - put 4x4 inch timber or cement posts in either end of your gap. These need to be sunk 2ft into the earth and set in with a 3-1 ratio of ballast-cement. (this can involve some heavy breaking out of existing posts, if rotten). Otherwise use existing posts. Once posts are in, buy 3 x 9ft lengths of 'arris' rail (triangular fence beams) and 3 left and 3 right arris rail brackets and a bag of 4 inch nails. Nail brackets to posts at desired height of rails. Nail rails into brackets. to be continued!....