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    I know it's a strange subject but I'm having trouble trying to source a morticed concrete fence post and you guys know everything.

    I'm building a length of stone wall about 3 feet high and want to embed some morticed concrete posts in it. The idea is to make up the height to 6' using close board timber. The Co-op in Alnwick has a lovely example of the type of fence post I'm after but I can't find them in the North-East. Their fence is neat, strong and the contrast between the dark stained wood and white concrete is pleasing to the eye .... a nice tidy fence. You know you're past it when your heads turned by an attractive fence.

    Ideally a six foot post with three morticed holes top, middle and bottom to accept something like a 3" x 1" or 4" x 1" timbers as rails. The bottom one woud be redundant since it would be buried in the wall. The top and middle mortices would be the top and bottom rails for the wooden section.

    Any help would be appreciated

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    im not sure if this is any good for you but its the first place that popped in my head, g o'brians in east boldon, they sell reclaimed building materials and other things. G O'Briens - Buy Architectural Salvage, Reclaimed & New, Tiles, Hardwood Flooring, Cast Radiators, Roofing Slates

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    • #3
      wicks use to sell them
      fishing is great catching is a bonus
      andy

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      • #4
        Thanks

        Interesting site for bits and pieces and I'll try out Wickes

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        • #5
          Father in law used to do landscaping and fencing, used to use a company (dunno if they're still around) called Pearts (i think) or possibly Potts (north shields opposite the entrance to the Tyne Tunnel trading estate - obviously phone first to check, as i say, not even sure if Pearts is still around, I'm going back about 15yrs

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          • #6
            Originally posted by 5150 View Post
            Father in law used to do landscaping and fencing, used to use a company (dunno if they're still around) called Pearts (i think) or possibly Potts (north shields opposite the entrance to the Tyne Tunnel trading estate - obviously phone first to check, as i say, not even sure if Pearts is still around, I'm going back about 15yrs
            its john potts, here's the number 01912960430

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