Somewhere I've seen a kind of upvc u shaped thing that is mounted through
non slotted posts via low profile bolts and this allows fence panels to
slide in, but although I have slide in fences, its really incredibly easy to
slide them out and then the nasty lot can just walk in and nick stuff.


I'd have thought that provided spacing are correct then brackets could be
used but the small slots left might need blocking up.
Brian

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I have a fence made up of slotted concrete posts, with wooden fence panels
fitted into them.

The last panel has an end post, which is slotted on one side but plain on
the other.

However I wish to extend the fence.

Ideally, I would like to replace the post with an intermediate one (slots
on both sides). But this isn't really possible (long story).

I was therefore wondering if it was feasable to fix the panels to this
post using galvanised fence brackets screwed into them? I know these are
really made for wooden posts, but is there any reason they wouldn't work
here?

Thanks in advance.


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