Tree/fence interface

[brightspark]

would have gone the journey if it was me

 

[rtbcomp]

He must have been going at some speed

It was left propped up against the tree by a bicycle thief and that's how the police found it when they turned up.

 

[hunter27]

Could have been easier to have moved the shed back a bit

 

[brightspark]

It was left propped up against the tree by a bicycle thief and that's how the police found it when they turned up.

sounds
about reet they turn up 20 years later

 

[Screwdriver]

Could have been easier to have moved the shed back a bit

I had to be very careful around the shed. If I had even pulled one of the creepers out of it, it would have fallen apart.

It is (still) in worse condition than the old fence.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

I had to be very careful around the shed. If I had even pulled one of the creepers out of it, it would have fallen apart.

It is (still) in worse condition than the old fence.

New 'project' on the horizon, then...........

 

[Screwdriver]

I offered to help but he said no. The neighbour on this side of the fence is interested in me building him one....

 

[Screwdriver]

Well it's done now. I guess they can cut down the tree at their leisure.

Blocked off a four inch gap between the post and my garage.

Used a bfo block of treated wood.

The ugly side looks quite neat.

I am particularly happy with the second tree hugger...

Making it neat for the neighbour was important.

I deliberately let the top of the fence run out and become uneven to suit the character of the garden.

They are very happy with it :thumbsup:

This is what it was like when I started.

:O

 

[Mikey D]

Did you need to replace many of the concrete posts ? Nice job

 

[Screwdriver]

Did you need to replace many of the concrete posts ? Nice job

Thanks, I needed to not replace any.

I think they probably need replacing or at least patching up but they are still pretty sturdy.