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    Postby bigproject » Fri Jul 06, 2007 5:45 pm

    Hi i have roughly a 12 foot width with about a 2 feet drop, i would prefer to use all wooden fencing without any concrete gravel boards. How do i cater for the drop? by adjusting the depth of the panels?
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    Postby biggles111 » Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:35 pm

    If you intend to use panels then you will have to bury them to achieve a level . You need to set the leading edge down into the ground with the trailing edge remaining at ground level.
    Beware-Your panels will rot away very quickly as they are not designed for sub soil instalation.
    I would recommend that you install posts, triple rail running at the same slope as your land, and verticle slats (Palisade) also following the fall in your land.
    Leave a gap of 20 to 40 mm at base of first slat then pin a string line from it to a loosely fitted -(in case you need to rip the last board to size later)- board at the opposite end of the fence line. use this line to set the height of the rest of your boards. You can now build a closed board or slatted fence that follows the slope and will not rot away. Good Luck
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    Postby bigproject » Sat Jul 07, 2007 7:09 am

    Thanks for your reply i agree with you about the panels rotting. and that posts will be far more practical. once again thanks
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