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Old 05-04-2009, 17:31   #13
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Re: Extending Fence Posts

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Originally Posted by bulkylad View Post
think your best bet would be to buy some tanalised (pressure treated) battens and screw the vertically to the fence (presume its waneylap so screw to the laths (battens) , one either side and one in the middle, then screw the trellis to the battens. very low cost and a decent job , i have done it many times. if they are large trellis put battens front and back of the fence
Thats exactly what we did when we got the staffie as he could jump the 5ft fence
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