premnayloon
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From the album: horse arena
very happy with the way this has turnd out, as you can see i had to attach kick boards too, the client had the surface down before i started , hence his difficulty in getting his levels for the sub base. -
never used that tape fencing is it easy to use ? -
ah yes the typical farmers stay as i call it, too high on the straIner only acting as a pivot for the foot of th strainer -
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From the album: octopost fencing
agin the definition of the new fence line is very pronounced -
From the album: octopost fencing
again three live lines the octoposts give a great eye catching line to a fence -
From the album: octopost fencing
a section of fencing for the dogs using the taller and thicker octoposts, -
From the album: octopost fencing
i know octoposts and normal treated rails, but the customer asked for this and is going to creosote the rails themselves, -
From the album: octopost fencing
some snaps of my latest job my first using octoposts, here three live lines with a live line on stand offs at back of posts -
some of my recent work
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From the album: recent work
dont we just hate these corners around 8 turners in total around this section wanted to straighten it out but customer wanted to keep the curve. -
From the album: recent work
including the gates as you can see there is a turner to attach gates to between them the customer wanted that , so dont chastise me! the only thing not ideal is the ground did not allow for gates hung at same height, but strangely it looks ok and customer as happy -
From the album: recent work
absoulutely delighted with the results here using a new supplier for timber a lot cheaper and very happy with the result customer over the moon now wnats more of the same -
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From the album: Untitled Album
the finished installation with divots replaced -
From the album: Untitled Album
the stay after being driven in -
From the album: Untitled Album
the wedge driven down at the end of the stay, using the end of my pinch bar or you could use maul. -
From the album: Untitled Album
the top of stay morticed in the strainer -
From the album: Untitled Album
here is the way I install stays, using a wedge cut from a pointing of strainers, as you can see the base of the stay is around 12 -18 inches in, with nothing in the back of wedge, it is the driven down until everything is solid. -
just a few shots of some of my work and the stories behind them
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From the album: some of my work
and shot of the gate hung on the end, a job that me and most importantly the customer was really happy with, I did put up the rails just myself but once I got into a routine it was very quick and consistent. -
From the album: some of my work
another shot showing the contour of the ground which the rails followed -
From the album: some of my work
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From the album: some of my work
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wow what a fantastic view from this site
