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wrayperson | 08:51 Sun 08th Apr 2018 | Home & Garden
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We need to extend height of fence...can find extenders for concrete posts, but none for wooden posts..are there any ways of doing this?
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https://www.bgfencingltd.co.uk/product/post-extenders/ This says it's for concrete posts but as they are made of wood could easily be fixed to wooden posts. Or make your own.
09:02 Sun 08th Apr 2018
https://www.bgfencingltd.co.uk/product/post-extenders/
This says it's for concrete posts but as they are made of wood could easily be fixed to wooden posts. Or make your own.
A fencing supplier will stock metal sockets to extend fence posts. But I got mine from B&Q. they’re basically a open box shape with tangs inside to grip the wood.
If you’re extending it above 1.8m, you will need planning permission. Just thought I’d chip in.
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Thanks ZM..thought the maximum height in rear gardens is 2mtrs.
2m here..
Difficult to tell you nationality from an anonymous member website ;-)
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Can you explain your message please, ZM
// FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

Fence height: How high a fence can I put on my boundary?

The height of fences is a matter of planning policy. To find out what is allowed in your area contact the local authority planning office. As a general rule, fences in rear gardens are allowed to be up to 2 metres high. //
I think you can go above the legal height by using a trellis, but you best check this with your local authority's planning dept.

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