Niigata Jack
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Anyone got them? had a chap out yesterday to give us a quote, not as cheap as wood, but much longer lasting and virtually maintenance free.
Darran said:Build a wall.
Cooperman said:Can you give us a price comparison, Max? How much more expensive?
I’m about to pull the trigger on replacing fencing lost during Eunice but I’m not completely convinced on the option of replacing like for like; it’s certain that wood will rot over time and the annual painting is one of those jobs that I detest.
monmouth said:Cooperman said:Can you give us a price comparison, Max? How much more expensive?
I’m about to pull the trigger on replacing fencing lost during Eunice but I’m not completely convinced on the option of replacing like for like; it’s certain that wood will rot over time and the annual painting is one of those jobs that I detest.
Make sure you have a good look at them. It's very personal - I was tempted but it just didn't look right. The posts will still rot won't they or are they also rust free metal?
Jack2jack said:Its your money Coops, but i'm with you on this, they will still go green and dirty, the paint with suffer from UV fading, and metal rusts if the coating used isn't spot on. Timber is far more natural looking. I put up a timber close boarded fence, bolted to existing concrete posts, 20 odd years ago, used Ronseal Fencelife on it every other year, still going strong, not even Eunice could kill it.
Sounds good, also if the concrete posts are on show give em a lick of Fencelife, it takes well on concrete. i've done it in the past, on our side of a neighbour's fence, just to camouflage it like. Good luck with it anywayCooperman said:Jack2jack said:Its your money Coops, but i'm with you on this, they will still go green and dirty, the paint with suffer from UV fading, and metal rusts if the coating used isn't spot on. Timber is far more natural looking. I put up a timber close boarded fence, bolted to existing concrete posts, 20 odd years ago, used Ronseal Fencelife on it every other year, still going strong, not even Eunice could kill it.
Yeah I think I’m with you. I’ll go with replacing the wood panels but put new concrete posts in instead of wood. Plus fence painting is meant to be a pink job in our house, she does a good job of it too.
monmouth said:Cooperman said:Can you give us a price comparison, Max? How much more expensive?
I’m about to pull the trigger on replacing fencing lost during Eunice but I’m not completely convinced on the option of replacing like for like; it’s certain that wood will rot over time and the annual painting is one of those jobs that I detest.
Make sure you have a good look at them. It's very personal - I was tempted but it just didn't look right. The posts will still rot won't they or are they also rust free metal?
Neath_Jack said:monmouth said:Make sure you have a good look at them. It's very personal - I was tempted but it just didn't look right. The posts will still rot won't they or are they also rust free metal?
He says in his post that the panels are on rock face blocks.
Neath_Jack said:monmouth said:Make sure you have a good look at them. It's very personal - I was tempted but it just didn't look right. The posts will still rot won't they or are they also rust free metal?
He says in his post that the panels are on rock face blocks.