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Hi great video! I was a little disappointed because I thought that the gate door was going to be installed between 2 stucco walls without fence (according to your thumb nail pic). I really need info on attach post to stucco walls and mounting the gate door between the 2 walls. Maybe you have a video like That? Would like to hear your feedback, thanks!!
Nice job with the gate Barry, looks the part, we have one to do for a job coming up that's the customer needs to be able to lock but doesn't want a padlock and wondered if you, have used the gate mate long throw gate locks at all? Cheers and have a great weekend 😊
Thanks Rob, yes I have used the gatemate long throw locks quite a lot. Here is a link to a job that I done with the gatemate lock fitted to a T&G gate I made. facebook.com/Bacrenfencing/photos/pcb.459964252297250/494465498847125/ If you scroll through the photos on my FB post, you will see the gate. They are very high quality and easy to fit. Highly recommended mate !
@@robgormley1317 No probs Rob, they are great locks and very easy to fit. Once you use one, you will end up using them more in the future. Highly recommended.
Hi Barry, Just watched a couple of your videos re attaching a timber post to a house wall using Timco bolts. Excellent!👍Please could you advise me on whether to use 4" x 4" wooden fence posts, or concrete posts? I am going to erect a six panel fence. Thanks
Thanks David, It really depends on your preference. Concrete posts obviously last longer but personally, I don't like the look of them. I usually use wooden posts and as long as they are treated and installed correctly, they will last a good 15-20 years. Hope this helps !
