ᐅ Which material is suitable for the garden fence of the first house?
Created on: 11 Feb 2017 21:12
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This year, we plan to build our house, and since patience is not really our strong suit (okay, which I think is understandable, because we are fulfilling our lifelong dream), we have already talked today about the garden fence and, of course, the gate as well.
The fence should primarily be an eye-catcher in front of the house and also durable and low-maintenance. We are not worried about the costs... What matters is that the quality and value for money are right.
We appreciate any tips!
The fence should primarily be an eye-catcher in front of the house and also durable and low-maintenance. We are not worried about the costs... What matters is that the quality and value for money are right.
We appreciate any tips!
Dear Robson: 1) Everyone knows by now: You don’t like those things, the gabions. But I didn’t reply to you either.
2) There are probably many other people besides me who do like gabions filled with stones. Otherwise, they probably wouldn’t be sold.
3) There may also be regional differences in taste. When I think about how the view from the high-speed train in Hesse looks, I don’t like the local architectural style there overall.
2) There are probably many other people besides me who do like gabions filled with stones. Otherwise, they probably wouldn’t be sold.
3) There may also be regional differences in taste. When I think about how the view from the high-speed train in Hesse looks, I don’t like the local architectural style there overall.
I also like gabions, but I don’t find them very suitable as a front yard fence—more as a privacy screen. We are also considering what kind of fence to install in the front yard; it must be at least 1.20 m (4 feet) high, and no dog’s snout should be able to fit through. Maybe someone has a nice idea?
What is so unattractive about the Hessian building style? Construction here is quite “normal.”
Regards,
Sabine
What is so unattractive about the Hessian building style? Construction here is quite “normal.”
Regards,
Sabine
Curly schrieb:
I also like gabions, but I don’t find them very suitable as a front yard fence—more as a privacy screen. We’re also considering what kind of fence to put in the front yard; it needs to be at least 1.20m (4 feet) high and no dog snout should fit through it. Maybe someone has a nice idea?
What’s so ugly about the Hessian building style? Here, houses are built quite normally.
Best regards,
SabineHello Sabine,
Why not use a simple chain-link fence, which is then hidden by a hedge so it’s no longer visible?
Best regards, Yvonne