brokenbiker
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knocked this up yesterday for my father, made from inch box and 8mm flat bar feet. he put the trellis panels on afterwards.
the idea behind this was that the fence you can see behind them is getting weak, and will be difficult to change because of how it was originally put up. the neighbour has braced it to his wall but it is casuing damage now so my father came up with this. anchored to the floor both sideds and then fixed to the fence posts with wood screws. a lot more stable now and the braces the other side have been taken down
4 frames all together, took about 4 hours to knock up and worked a lot better than I expected.
and before anyone asks the plastic sheeting on the trellis panels is to stop the neighbours kid throwing golf balls through then having a strop when my father refuse to throw them back
the panel on its side is for the bottom of the garden, looks massive (and it is, 9 foot) but the top sits at 6'2" when its in place
the idea behind this was that the fence you can see behind them is getting weak, and will be difficult to change because of how it was originally put up. the neighbour has braced it to his wall but it is casuing damage now so my father came up with this. anchored to the floor both sideds and then fixed to the fence posts with wood screws. a lot more stable now and the braces the other side have been taken down
4 frames all together, took about 4 hours to knock up and worked a lot better than I expected.
and before anyone asks the plastic sheeting on the trellis panels is to stop the neighbours kid throwing golf balls through then having a strop when my father refuse to throw them back
the panel on its side is for the bottom of the garden, looks massive (and it is, 9 foot) but the top sits at 6'2" when its in place