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I saw this awhile back somewhere now I can't find it. Anyone know where to get it?
Anyone know where I can get the rolled plastic fencing that looks like bean plants?
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LOL Joe...If ya find it let me know...I got a run of privacy fencin to put up too. Cant wait for something to grow( was considerin planting vines, bamboo etc) and the bamboo shades would attract curiosity...Man, the shit we gotta go thru! LOL CC
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I hear ya CC, I'm told by non smokers that whenever they see those bamboo fences going up it's like a flag saying "weed over here". I've seen some bush type plants already growing up a trellis that would be nice but they are pricey and I'd have to get a bunch of them. My spot is almost impossible to see except from my property but I'm wanting to cover a couple spots anyways.
I think I saw this stuff in a circular for Tractor Supply co, I'm gonna give them a call.
I think I saw this stuff in a circular for Tractor Supply co, I'm gonna give them a call.
Copy that bro. The same with the black or green mesh. Wow, I thought I was just being paranoid but Ive got a couple spots with a "slight view" also. In fact, I have put off digging the last hole until my "partition" is up because I'm sure if my neighbors saw me wailing away with my pick n shovel, they would wonder: "Now why in the f--- is he digging a hole way over there...?" LOL
What I'll prolly end up doin is a 20ft run of 5-6ft cyclone fencing with the brown slats. I dont want it permanent and I dont want to invest a lot of labor and $$.
My thinking is putting up a 20ft run of wood fence would look odd and IMO just plain stupid and the cost of materials and labor doesnt justify the reason ie
post holes/concrete/4x4 posts etc). Not to mention something I want temporary would have to be built in a permanent fashion.So, my plan is to drive iron pipe (4) just a tad smaller in diameter than the cyclone fence posts into the ground, leaving the stakes about a foot to 16 inches up out of the ground. Slide the cyclone fence posts over the stakes, bolt on a top rail, stretch a little fencing and add the slats. It should be stable enough because the top rail and mesh have no real weight, would look less obtrusive which shouldnt cause curiosity, and it can be taken down after the season. Maybe yer lucky and you already have the fence!
Whatever I do, it has to be soon. I still need to dig that damn last hole...LOL CC
Damn, aint that the coolest thing! Instant fence! Just when ya think youve it it all...Well Joe, there ya go dude! Thanks Truth...CC
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Thanks for that link, it's for a wholesale direct from china company though. I've never dealt with something like that before, I would figure it would need to be a bulk purchase to get them to ship it to me.
But the description led me to another website, here is the best deal I could find for a 5' x 10' section of faux ivy fence.
it costs $66 shipped from http://www.improvementscatalog.com
But the description led me to another website, here is the best deal I could find for a 5' x 10' section of faux ivy fence.
it costs $66 shipped from http://www.improvementscatalog.com
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It looks like good stuff, but I have to contact the company directly from china to setup buying it, I'll bet I could get a bunch of it and sell the rest locally though.
I'm going to see what they want for it anyways.
Had the same thought with the China deal. They may require you to buy a shipping container full...!LOL The stuff you found is doable. It would most likely be cheaper for me than the cyclone and a bazillion slats! I like it! Thanks bro...I luv this site! LOL CC
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I hear that CC, icmag is bad ass.
