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Ask your QuestionWhat is the cheapest fencing to install? My neighbour has planted a hedge to mark his boundary, but I need to keep the dogs in. Would a chain link fence be the cheapest? Roughly how much per foot/metre? I think the distance is 35/40 feet.
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"Chain link would be cheapest and best option against a hedge. 10m would roughly be £60 depending on height."
Answered on 16th Jan 2020 - Member since Oct 2019 - report"Chain link will definitely be the cheapest option.
As for price per foot all depends on where you get it from and the price will be considerably more if you have someone install it for you.
Hope this helps."
"Chain link is a good option but it depends if this is sufficient to keep your dogs in. The price could depend on the breed of your dog as the height of the fence can differ in price. Overlap panels and 3x3 posts tend to be the cheapest option."
Answered on 16th Jan 2020 - Member since Jan 2020 - report"Are you having wooden or concrete posts? Your looking at 6/7 bays with the cheapest fence panel will be larch lap at £18 per panel.
Regards matt
MDC BUILDING"
"I would say probably just putting some chicken wire up."
Answered on 16th Jan 2020 - Member since Dec 2019 - report"We would install for around the £100 mark.
£18 a panel.
£17.50 a post.
£5.50 for postmix."
"Picket fence would be best especially for animal safety."
Answered on 17th Jan 2020 - Member since May 2019 - report"Chepeast is waney panels but at the moment all prices have gone up you can get panels at around £23 a panel depending on the area each bay could be around £90-£120 supply and fit roughly"
Answered on 11th Aug 2020 - Member since Aug 2019 - report
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