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Setting fence posts into waterlogged ground
"Ian Stirling" wrote in message ... Tim Downie wrote: I'm in the process of taking down a hedge and putting up a new fence and I've found that in some areas, the ground is waterlogged to within a couple of inches of the surface. The plan was for a ranch style fence with 4"x4" tanalised posts at 6' intervals and I'm wondering what's the best way to set the posts to give them the greatest longevity. Concrete posts? Would be sensible, but ugly. I don't want them. Steel 'metpost' type holders? The work of Satan Sorry, but I hate these too. Tim |
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