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I am about to erect a replacement wooden fence (as soon as it arives, in a
week or so). It's going onto an existing concrete base (driveway) so I think I'll be using bolt-down metposts or similar. The curved-top fence panels are 3 feet high at the ends and 4 feet high in the centre and the total run is 18 feet, 3 panels. I know I should use rawlbolts or similar but what size? The metpost leaflet just says M8X10mm, no indication of the length of the bolt. Also, although I am a bit "iffy" about using Screwfix at the moment (series of upcocks on their part) would their "sheild anchors" do the job, they seem a lot cheaper than rawlbolts. Grateful for any advice Bob |
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