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Tag: fencing
200m of post and 3-rail fence with netting
Our project this week was to erect 200m of post and 3-rail fence with netting for a local housing development in Worton, which hopefully will keep the cows out of the building site!
Tiny Forest Scheme across Wiltshire
A small plot fenced in Swindon today by Tristan and Tad as part of the Tiny Forest scheme across Wiltshire.
“A Tiny Forest consists of 600 native trees such as Oak, Lime, Elm, Hawthorn and Hazel which will be densely planted in a tennis court-sized plot of land. A Tiny Forest provides accessible green space and facilitates an outdoor classroom for communities to reconnect with nature”.
Armco barrier fencing at Salisbury Plain
Something slightly different…
Our task was to erect a fence to protect an area on Salisbury Plain. We used 300m of Armco barrier fencing welded into RSJ steels driven into the ground.
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Hit & Miss fencing Lacock October 2021
85 m of 1.8m high Hit & Miss fence erected at Lacock for the Parish Council.
Hit-and-miss fencing is vertical fence panels ( like picket fence but square tops ) 6ft high. It has gaps in it, hence hit-and-miss, so it does not look as commercial,
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Plastic Fence on Creosote posts for equestrian yard – September
Something different this week – Plastic fence on creosote posts at a local equestrian yard.
It will be good to see how the Tornado Centuar fence stands the test of time. It is a fiddle to get up but looks to be a sturdy product.
New EVO3 ProTech Machinery on its way
New EVO3 under construction; hopefully arriving soon; “the ultimate tracked post driver”
Evo 2 off to pastures new in Cornwall
Evo 2 off to pastures new in Cornwall.
Evo 3 due in a couple of weeks
Going to be a busy time for the Evo compact trying to keep up!
Clearing of dense scrub at Blandford Camp
Clearing of dense scrub at Blandford Camp for a new stock fence to be erected to allow grazing of cattle on Monkton Down SSSI, to control scrub and aid chalk grassland.
