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Quote: Originally posted by Bridgelayer on 17/9/2015

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Don't bother with concrete, try using Postfix instead. You just have to locate the post, pour in the powder then add water. It sets in 5 minutes. No mess.

Generally speaking, if you look out of your window, the fence to your right is your reponsibility, to the left is your neighbours.

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Quote: Originally posted by latecamper on 17/9/2015

Quote: Originally posted by Bridgelayer on 17/9/2015Don't bother with concrete, try using Postfix instead. You just have to locate the post, pour in the powder then add water. It sets in 5 minutes. No mess.

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Generally speaking, if you look out of your window, the fence to your right is your reponsibility, to the left is your neighbours.

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The front or rear window?


It's the one you're looking out of.

Front window and the fence to the right, that side's yours.
Rear window and it's to your right makes that part yours, but for adjoining driveways, between the houses, always check your deeds. The boundary will be clearly marked along with the responsibility.

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Quote: Originally posted by Bridgelayer on 17/9/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by latecamper on 17/9/2015

Quote: Originally posted by Bridgelayer on 17/9/2015Don't bother with concrete, try using Postfix instead. You just have to locate the post, pour in the powder then add water. It sets in 5 minutes. No mess.Generally speaking, if you look out of your window, the fence to your right is your reponsibility, to the left is your neighbours.

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The front or rear window?


It's the one you're looking out of.

Front window and the fence to the right, that side's yours.
Rear window and it's to your right makes that part yours, but for adjoining driveways, between the houses, always check your deeds. The boundary will be clearly marked along with the responsibility.

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Quote: What if your doing the okey cokey ?

Quote: Originally posted by VangoMan02 on 21/9/2015

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I have never really bothered about who is responsible for the left or right fences , front or back.

If a fence has needed fixed or replaced I have always approached or been approached by my neighbours and we go 50/50 on the cost.
So much better and saves a lot of hassle and possible falling out etc.
After all its for our mutual benefit and a bit easier on the pocket and have been fortunate with having like minded neighbours.

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Quote: Originally posted by lockie on 21/9/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by VangoMan02 on 21/9/2015I have never really bothered about who is responsible for the left or right fences , front or back.

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If a fence has needed fixed or replaced I have always approached or been approached by my neighbours and we go 50/50 on the cost.
So much better and saves a lot of hassle and possible falling out etc.
After all its for our mutual benefit and a bit easier on the pocket and have been fortunate with having like minded neighbours.

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We are doing the same with our neighbour on the other side. I want a particular type of panel which costs a bit more but she's not well off and can't afford to replace the existing fence which is falling down. I offered to do the work putting a new fence up so she saves loads and I get the panels to match all around the rest of the garden. I'll pay half the cost and do the work so everyone's happy.

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