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Articles by AVS Fencing

Articles by AVS Fencing

  • What Ironmongery Do I Need For Field Gates?
    9 April 2019

    What Ironmongery Do I Need For Field Gates?

    Hinges Pre-Packed Galvanised Adjustable field gate hinge sets are installed by clamping the top band around the gate with the band running along the top rail of the gate. The band is then bolted through the gate to secure it in place. The bottom adjustable gate fitting is then bolted through the gate near the bottom, usually between the bottom two rails. The hook to bolt is then bolted t...
  • The Importance of Choosing the Right Fencing Contractor
    9 April 2019

    The Importance of Choosing the Right Fencing Contractor

    Fencing contractors will save you precious time and a considerable amount of of exertion when it comes to putting up a new fence on your property. For ambitious projects, or if DIY just isn't your specialty, employing a professional can often be an ideal solution. How to Choose But if you're shelling out, you want to make sure you pick the right person - or company - for the job. Follow ...
  • Rabbit Netting Installation
    9 April 2019

    Rabbit Netting Installation

    Rabbit netting is a very popular addition to garden fencing. Not only does this kind of netting keep your pets securely in, it keeps rabbit, foxes and other woodland animals out. Particularly important if you've got a vegetable patch or flower bed to be proud of. Used with posts, netting doesn't give the illusion of being blocked in, unlike panels, allowing you to see through the fence. Thi...
  • Installation Tips For Timber Field Gates
    9 April 2019

    Installation Tips For Timber Field Gates

    Traditional field gates are about 1.2m (4ft) high and still normally supplied in imperial sizes. They are available as standard items in width increments of 305mm (1ft), starting at 910mm (3ft) wide up to 3.66m (12ft) wide. It is therefore best, before setting out a driveway or building brick entrance pillars to calculate the overall width including the ironmongery enabling standard gates t...
  • Ideas for Decorating your Shed
    9 April 2019

    Ideas for Decorating your Shed

    Whether you're already the proud owner of a shed or are planning on buying a new one, there are plenty of things you can do to put your personal stamp on it and make it a space that works for you...  Which style to choose?  Before deciding on the interior and exterior look of your shed, you need to consider its function. Is your shed being used as a space to have fun and entertain or wil...
  • How to Lay Artificial Grass
    9 April 2019

    How to Lay Artificial Grass

    Whatever the size of your plot, artificial grass is a cost-effective, durable and easy-to-maintain alternative to a natural lawn. Half of artificial lawn owners lay it themselves so read on for tips on doing it right. How to Lay Artificial Grass Step 1 In square metres, calculate the size of the area you want to lay with artificial grass. Then use these measurements to help you work out ...
  • How to Install Timber Side Entrance Gates
    9 April 2019

    How to Install Timber Side Entrance Gates

    If you need some advice on installing timber side entrance gates, don't panic! We are here to help. Size The most common size for side entrance gates is 900mm/915mm. They may be constructed up to 1200mm wide. Gates may be constructed at any height, the most common heights being 900, 1200, 1500 and 1800mm high. Unless specified when ordering, we would normally deduct up to 50mm from th...
  • Geotextile Membrane: The Battle Against Weeds is Won
    9 April 2019

    Geotextile Membrane: The Battle Against Weeds is Won

    The installation of geotextile membrane is one approach you can rely on when it comes to the ongoing battle against weeds. Weeds can thrive beneath garden decking, often with plenty of room to grow and really take hold. You can try to deal with this at deck level, pulling out the portion of the weeds that finds a way out between the timber boards, but in the long term you’ll be fighting a losi...