Chaffin Fencing

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Business name

Chaffin Fencing

Primary telephone number:

01323 460637

About you and your business

Chaffin Fencing is based in the heart of East Sussex, at our yard just north of Polegate and outside Eastbourne. From this location we provide a comprehensive range of fencing services covering the whole of Sussex, including residential fencing, commercial fencing and agricultural fencing.

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Landscaper, Garden Designer, Domestic Garden Maintenance, Commercial Grounds/Garden Maintenance, Horticulture Product Supplier, Commercial Software, Lawn Care, Tree Surgeon, Consultant

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John F replied to Andrew . Perkins's discussion Do battery powered tools justify the cost ?

"Once you use battery its hard not to like and the cost becomes irrelevant and i use several brands even when i match a budget brand to the correct task it performs well , never had a single problem .
I still need a petrol blower not sure if there…"

William Beard replied to Andrew . Perkins's discussion Do battery powered tools justify the cost ?

"I agree with the previous replies. I love battery kit for all the noise, vibration, fumes and butting fuel reasons. I personally run the Stihl kit. It's not been without faults or problems but i know the husky stuff isn't either. I have the…"

Sean Clarke replied to Andrew . Perkins's discussion Do battery powered tools justify the cost ?

"I would say that cost saving isn't the main reason to move to battery, just another reason."

Billybop replied to Andrew . Perkins's discussion Do battery powered tools justify the cost ?

"Hi with the good brands the batteries themselves will outlast the machines quite a few times over. There is something a bit disposable about some of the kit but if treated properly it will do you proud. And some of them quite easy to fix if…"

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Jim Gibbon liked Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

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Agata Wolf replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"Thank you very much!
Also, I have this book but totally forgot about it so will have a look.
It's a brick wall."

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Agata Wolf replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"That was my first thought but the cost was too high for the client as there are 4 trees that will need it.
Although, it looks very sturdy!"

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Nicholas Rymer replied to Nicholas Rymer's discussion Make the most of a Staycation

"If I could develop further as the reason for talking about our outdoor kitchens within the landscape juice network, 90% of the kitchens we manufacture and supply will require an element of both hard and soft landscaping within the project and we…"

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Ben Pritchard replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"Winner, thank you."

Honey Badger replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"No need for trellis for annual climbers, vine eyes wire then run string verticaly, cut it all down straight in compost. "

Andrew . Perkins posted a discussion

Do battery powered tools justify the cost ?

I am really considering a battery powered Husqvarna 520 iHD70 anyone have one ?I am just struggling to justify the cost of a battery powered machine compared to petrol . I'll probably need 2 to 3 batteries and at least a charger or two . the cost…

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Ben Pritchard replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"Looks the business and priced accordingly.
I was considering how to put up some sheep netting today for a similar effect.
As a lot of climbers needing a trellis are annual, it needs to look acceptable through the winter or be easy to remove."

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Ben Pritchard replied to Agata Wolf's discussion Support for trained fruit trees

"Makes perfect sense if it fits between the blocks or if you're drilling into the stone, so much stronger.
I think 10mm is a bit big for most wall applications. I tend to accept a bit of bend is inevitable and try to prevent it by drilling deeper for…"

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Tips for buying a new ride-on mower

When it comes to purchasing a new ride-on mower, there are many manufacturers and models currently available. Whether you require 2wd or 4wd, petrol or diesel, ground-tip or high-tip, there are lots of options. But, what should you be looking at?…