A fence post can be positioned with either a large spike or a post-mix. Both methods have their benefits, for long term benefits, we always opt for the post-mix. A post-mix is stronger and lasts many more years when compared to a spike. If you are erecting a fence for … Read more
Railway sleepers can be used for a wide variety of building projects in your garden. A favourite of ours is boundaries and steps, but getting hold of railway sleepers can be a daunting task. In this question on where to buy sleepers from, we will be revealing some sources we … Read more
If your neighbour owns the fence and it is on their property, then they can take away the wall. If your not happy with this decision then you are more than welcome to erect your fence on your boundary. It’s a simple process and you can build a fence 2-meter … Read more
All over the Uk neighbours are experiencing overgrown plants, trees and bushes. This Uk law states that if a plant, tree or shrub is encroaching into your garden, then you have the right to trim it and return it to the neighbour. But, we do not advise you to cut … Read more
Fence panels can change in quality and price drastically here in the UK. There is such a wide range of fence panel suppliers; some are as thin as cardboard while others are more heavy-duty and cost the same. In this article, we are going to reveal the best quality fence … Read more
Attaching plant pots, lights or anything else to your neighbour’s wall or fence will require permission! If the wall is on the right, then you must ask your neighbour. If you go ahead and attach something, then you can technically be prosecuted for criminal damage, although cases are sporadic. “Do … Read more
We often hear of neighbours denying each other when it comes to painting your/their garden fences! If you do not own the wall, then you MUST get permission before you get the paint pot and paintbrush out. In general, you own the left side of your fence. So, if the … Read more
Discover the many boundary fence rules in the UK. Settle diputes and understand who owns your garden fance and more!