Screening

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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Admin 24/7 Staff Member

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    I am thinking about putting some screening up it would be attatched to an existing 6ft fence,does it last and would you advise Bamboo,Reed,Willow,ect.Thank you:)
     
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    Sorry WOO, I can't advise, but hopefully someone will be along shortly:blue thumb:
     
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    wiseoldowl, if it helps I have some screening that is both, it alternates about every 40cm between split bamboo and willow. (bit like a zebra crossing is black and white) It seems to last for around 4 years, but I would suggest get the one that is just willow (I think that's what it is) as the bamboo doesn't last that long. The other thing I would suggest is secure it as often as you can, as with mine the wire that holds it together corrodes and snaps (even though its galvanised)
     
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    Good evening Freddy and Watergarden many thanks for you kind reply,s.Watergarden I will do as you suggest and go for Willow,your help is very much appreciated my friend.:)
     
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