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Advice on Fence/Gate repair
Hi all
The 3x3 post to my fence has snapped and needs replacing. It's only 3 feet above the ground so if I just buy a new post na bag of postcrete that should do the job yes? I think this has happened because the gate I made which is 41 inches wide and 36 inches tall is far too heavy for the post. What would u recommend me to use to make a new lighte rbut strong gate and how? what design? Many thanks |
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Advice on Fence/Gate repair
Why don't you use a concrete post,once cemented in they are very hard to
shift! -- Thanks Keith,UK. "Skint4sure" wrote in message ... Hi all The 3x3 post to my fence has snapped and needs replacing. It's only 3 feet above the ground so if I just buy a new post na bag of postcrete that should do the job yes? I think this has happened because the gate I made which is 41 inches wide and 36 inches tall is far too heavy for the post. What would u recommend me to use to make a new lighte rbut strong gate and how? what design? Many thanks |
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