Extendable Retractable Clothes Washing Line - Keep Garden Tidy - Attach to Wall Fence

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This was ideal, in fact, he actually cut it down a bit because it was a bit on the long side for it's purpose. He embedded it into the ground in the usual way. If the surveyor deems the fence to be standing on your property then you will automatically own that fence. Because the fence is on your property, you can do as you please. The same goes for painting the fence ETC. I'm not sure the best way to attache it to my home.? I do have a Minky retractable double line that I used on my flat balcony. but im not sure if that is the best way to go . The most obvious solution would be to build your fence or erect a post where you want to fix something. Other options to this issue are: Be direct, fix your fence post because they don't have to contribute and won't do so. Tell them that they need to get a rotary line, put it all in writing and copy in the letting agent and the land lord. Send the letting agent and landlord a letter explaining what's happening and the damage done, ask them to put a rotary line in the garden to avoid this happening again, tell them that if it continues you will take further action.”

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Once the rope is securely on the screw hooks, use a hammer to ram the screw hooks with the rope in place. It should be as tight as a tightrope. Yes, I would have suggested a solicitors letter but thought the council would help! I would go to a solicitor, or video call one. Ask them to state the law and be a third party, especially if your neighbour seems like hard work! This Replacement Washing Line means you can hang your clothes out to dry rather than putting them in a tumble dryer, you'll not only save money but the environment too!If you come across any tree roots, if you have a reciprocating saw, use this to cut them out and if not, a small narrow saw such as a compass saw.

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When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. On the whole, power augers are great and can enable you to dig upwards of 25 post holes in a day in good soil conditions, but if there is any debris in the ground, this not too pleasant job can turn into a hellish nightmare! How to Dig a Fence Post Hole But the problem is the council won’t help me as its my fence they say its down to me to sort it out,, considering they my landlords lol.. So I though if I see a solicitor on my own and get advice off him and if the law is on my side sent my neighbour a letter stating that he’s not allow to use my post.. As they need fixing and I don’t want the trouble with him asking him to get off the post… I’m not well to deal with him and he has give me 5 years of hell… Not my fault he didn’t do is garden right and got no foundation The general rule is when setting a fence post into the ground, the height required above the ground should be divided by 3 and this figure is the hole depth required. The width of the post hole should be 3 times the width of diameter of the post.Once you have dug the hole to the correct depth, place the post in the hole using the plumb line as a guide to ensure that the face of the post touching the plumb line is flat against it and in line with the other posts if there are any. To ensure that the post remains upright you may need some help from a family member or a friend to hold the top of the post upright in the hole. If there is no one around to assist you, you can use 4 timber battens that you can position on each face of the post to hold it upright in the hole. With the post positioned roughly in the hole use a spirit level to fine tune and ensure that it is true Before you start digging any fence post holes, first consider any potential dangers that may be in the ground. In many cases electric cables, water pipes, gas pipes and fibre cables are present below the ground and can easily be damaged by shovels and post hole diggers.

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Using your trenching shovel, start digging down and around the inside perimeter of the hole to loosen the soil. Loosen as much soil as you can. After writing to the new tenants next door in July 2020 confirming that they are “not to touch my boundary Hawthorne hedge” they were captured on CCTV in August 2020 chopping all the top of my hedge (against my letter to “not touch my hedge”) and dragging at the top of my hedge with a rake; the police did not help and the tenants have now hung Christmas lights along the side of my Hawthorne hedge. I do not care for measuring how many millimeters or even centimetres a few of the branches of my Hawthorne may be slightly overhanging… The fact is, I’ve told them in writing to not touch my boundary hedge, and this is why I had to put it in writing in the first place, as they are disrespecting me (and also their landlord) by constantly causing trouble… The coversation went on longer than this but I don’t want to fall out with my neighbour so advice I would appreciate and also where do I stand ?? Reply I suggest you get a quote for the repair and send to the Landlord with pictures,ideally including one with their washing on the line attached to your fence. Remind him/her of your earlier conversations. Give them a deadline. As the post is 4 inches wide, 3 multiplied by 4 is 12, so the hole needs to be 12 inches square. Fence Post Depth ChartGood fences can help good neighbour relationships. In this case they are taking the piss. I would reply that as it was there washing that caused it to break you will not be replacing it but will try and stand it more upright. You do not have to have a fence up. There is no law. It is a good idea to have a marker on the boundary so people don't try and encroach on the land but this can be a piece of string. Hi, from what I’m reading, I have the same issue as lots of people. We recently replaced an old wind damaged fence. We heard the neighbours talking that it looks bare from their side. It is at least 100 metres from their house. We asked them not to put anything up against it and today she drilled holes for wires to grow plants up. We are not happy for plants to grow through the fence as this is what caused the damage in the first place, that and him jet washing the thing. The thought of a neighbour war does not appeal, they act as if they can do what they like. Reply