My post relates to a brick wall that ran the length of my back garden with wooden panels on top that were attached by wooden fence posts situated on my neighbours side of the wall.
Last year part of the wall collapsed and the neighbours claimed that the wall was mine (despite the posts being situated on their side) and therefore, it was my responsibility to repair it.
I replaced the demolished section with concrete posts and wooden panels and rebuilt the remainder of the brick wall up to the concrete post as the foundations were intact. I attach a picture showing the new posts and panels and remaining wall that was rebuilt.
The issue I now have is that they have now removed the remaining wooden fence panels and posts that were attached on their side (although you can see from the pic they needed to come down) but are not prepared to allow me to replace them as they said they do not want to the posts on their side.
My question is would it be possible to mount fencing on the wall using bolt down post shoes on top of the brick wall and H shaped slotted wooden posts? The length that needs fencing is approximately 4m long and I do not want to have to go to the expense of removing the remaining brick wall or having wooden posts fixed to the wall on my side.
If my method of fencing is not viable any advice on how I can fence over the top of this wall, without needing to attach posts on my side would be greatly appreciated.
Finally, I do not want to leave the length unfenced as my neighbours have small children who like to climb over and throw various toys over when I'm in the garden for me to collect.
Last year part of the wall collapsed and the neighbours claimed that the wall was mine (despite the posts being situated on their side) and therefore, it was my responsibility to repair it.
I replaced the demolished section with concrete posts and wooden panels and rebuilt the remainder of the brick wall up to the concrete post as the foundations were intact. I attach a picture showing the new posts and panels and remaining wall that was rebuilt.
The issue I now have is that they have now removed the remaining wooden fence panels and posts that were attached on their side (although you can see from the pic they needed to come down) but are not prepared to allow me to replace them as they said they do not want to the posts on their side.
My question is would it be possible to mount fencing on the wall using bolt down post shoes on top of the brick wall and H shaped slotted wooden posts? The length that needs fencing is approximately 4m long and I do not want to have to go to the expense of removing the remaining brick wall or having wooden posts fixed to the wall on my side.
If my method of fencing is not viable any advice on how I can fence over the top of this wall, without needing to attach posts on my side would be greatly appreciated.
Finally, I do not want to leave the length unfenced as my neighbours have small children who like to climb over and throw various toys over when I'm in the garden for me to collect.
