I've got a 6-metre run of fencing to erect, and would like to use some 1.8m wide 'square horizontal panels'. These are decorative/contemporary/continental/European panels (whatever you choose to call them) which have two 'nice' sides. I am faced with the perrenial challenge in that I am going to have to cut a panel down to size. Has anyone experience in cutting these types of panels, and if so - is it far more complicated than cutting standard waney edge style panels?
Cutting decorative/contemporary/European fence panels to size
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Any chance of a link?
Sure, these are the type : http://www.penninefencing.co.uk/continental-fence-panels/pennine-square-horizontal-panels/15
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I have only cut "normal" panels but found that adding the new edge before removing the old one was easier/ or using trigger clamps to hold an extra strip onto the panel while you refit the original edge further in
Sometimes easier to cut both edges rather than just one
Sometimes easier to cut both edges rather than just one
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