No doubt the fencing will withstand 100mph winds but it all comes down to how the posts have been set and how soft the ground is. Most people put posts 1ft deep with half a bag of cement around it and then wonder why fence falls over when toddler leaned against it. Good concept, very little maintenance and will last forever.
Great little segment, Q: How would this be possible to put this UP against an existing wood wall, more so for the purpose of a privacy screen as well as a nice looking inside backyard decor with hottub in front of it? thxs
I found this system a couple of months ago and really liked it straight away. There weren’t many videos about it though, so thank you for making such a detailed one. Now I see it sold in more places too. I want it installed in our garden but there are weeds and foxes around. Since the post is 2ft down in the ground, could it have a gravel board 1ft down? Basically under the U channel with the slots?
seen a similar thing from a US company and they used '"no dig" posts where they used a petrol post driver to set the posts, been looking for something similar as not keen on digging 50+ holes
Been installing these for the last 2 years and I can tell you for a fact they do fade in the sun. You also get a guarantee of 15-25years depending on whether you get the galvanised posts or the coloured ones but the small print makes it impossible to use that guarantee. Lots of ridiculous stipulations
@davesheffield3620 its a very good system but it's overly expensive. The way they have done it with the composite boards inbetween the posts. Your looking at about £400-500 per bay just in materials
Yes just watched it back and it would be good if it didn’t show a gap at the bottom but guess if it touched ground level water would eventually attack the bottom
No doubt the fencing will withstand 100mph winds but it all comes down to how the posts have been set and how soft the ground is. Most people put posts 1ft deep with half a bag of cement around it and then wonder why fence falls over when toddler leaned against it.
Good concept, very little maintenance and will last forever.
Agreed ✅ and thanks 😊
What a great system. Slick finish. Nice work gents
Thanks much appreciated
Great little segment, Q: How would this be possible to put this UP against an existing wood wall, more so for the purpose of a privacy screen as well as a nice looking inside backyard decor with hottub in front of it? thxs
Same method mate just in front 😊
I found this system a couple of months ago and really liked it straight away. There weren’t many videos about it though, so thank you for making such a detailed one.
Now I see it sold in more places too. I want it installed in our garden but there are weeds and foxes around.
Since the post is 2ft down in the ground, could it have a gravel board 1ft down? Basically under the U channel with the slots?
seen a similar thing from a US company and they used '"no dig" posts where they used a petrol post driver to set the posts, been looking for something similar as not keen on digging 50+ holes
Do the posts have a slight shake/flex until the panels are fitted?
Looks brilliant, what about upkeep, is there any?
Thanks much appreciated and this has 0 maintenance 😊
What width holes do they recommend for those skinny posts? Would 20cm (the typical auger size) be enough at 60cm depth?
Still same as traditional post 😊
@@homeimprovementsso you need a lot more postcrete than traditional too then?
@@homeimprovements do gates come with self closing
I would of made them all the same height. looks unfinished. But still an amazing job!
Thanks and yeah it was customer preference 😊
How can i get a quote. I live sw London 😊
Best fence yet
Thanks 😊
What’s will these look like after a few years with sun and heat on them , fading and buckling perhaps?
These last forever 🙌🙌
Composite fencing can last from 30 to 50 years with very little maintenance needed. Out does wooden fencing by a long shot.
Been installing these for the last 2 years and I can tell you for a fact they do fade in the sun. You also get a guarantee of 15-25years depending on whether you get the galvanised posts or the coloured ones but the small print makes it impossible to use that guarantee. Lots of ridiculous stipulations
@@BenG47986 I thought they might fade , they look great when new but faded isn’t a good look I.m.o after time.
@davesheffield3620 its a very good system but it's overly expensive. The way they have done it with the composite boards inbetween the posts. Your looking at about £400-500 per bay just in materials
looks great
Would this be able to stop my neigbours bushes coming though. our timber fence is taking a battering lol
how do you hide the gaps at the bottom from pushing all the panels up flush with the top rail?
That was going to be my question as well
Yes just watched it back and it would be good if it didn’t show a gap at the bottom but guess if it touched ground level water would eventually attack the bottom
We wanted the fence level otherwise we would have had to step the fence so we just pack the stones more to compensate for the level fence
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Looks proper smart👏
Thanks much appreciated
Great watch!!! Well in lads 👏🏽👏🏽🔥🔥
Thanks much appreciated 😊🙌
Estimate price for job like that ?? Parts
hoooooooooooww much !!!!!wowza
Can be found online 😊
I found it on line that's why I'm saying wowza ...
thought timber was expensive 😲