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concrete fence post supplier
I am after 2 concrete multi-holed 9 foot fence posts (not the slotted
ones, the solid ones with lots of holes through the centre-line). I can find some on the net, but not in the Midlands (Coventry). Anyone know of a supplier in this area ? In case anyone is interested this is for building a full height doorway into a back garden, which needs some strong vertical support for the hinge side especially, since there is only a weak wooden fence and trellis which would not support a gate. I shall bolt timber to the concrete and mount the door/gate on that. Cheers, Simon. |
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concrete fence post supplier
sm_jamieson wrote:
I am after 2 concrete multi-holed 9 foot fence posts (not the slotted ones, the solid ones with lots of holes through the centre-line). I can find some on the net, but not in the Midlands (Coventry). Anyone know of a supplier in this area ? Maybe a little too far for you: Alexandra Stone Co. Ratby, Leics. The cheapest, and best quality of all the fence post/gravel board suppliers. Otherwise, any decent builders merchants or fence suppliers will have them in stock. Alan. -- To reply by e-mail, change the ' + ' to 'plus'. |
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concrete fence post supplier
"sm_jamieson" wrote in message ... I am after 2 concrete multi-holed 9 foot fence posts (not the slotted ones, the solid ones with lots of holes through the centre-line). I can find some on the net, but not in the Midlands (Coventry). Anyone know of a supplier in this area ? In case anyone is interested this is for building a full height doorway into a back garden, which needs some strong vertical support for the hinge side especially, since there is only a weak wooden fence and trellis which would not support a gate. I shall bolt timber to the concrete and mount the door/gate on that. An alternative, which could take up less room, might be an iron pole set in concrete. I fitted an iron gate this way - it came with the post included. This was iron box section with a strong coating. A couple of pieces of angle iron could support a wooden post, for example. I am looking to do something similar next year because the concrete post takes too much space from the driveway down the side of the house. HTH Dave R |
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concrete fence post supplier
sm_jamieson wrote in message ... I am after 2 concrete multi-holed 9 foot fence posts (not the slotted ones, the solid ones with lots of holes through the centre-line). I can find some on the net, but not in the Midlands (Coventry). Anyone know of a supplier in this area ? Ring any half-decent local builders merchant they will try to source it for you. .. |
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