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At this time of year, it’s natural to feel the weight of winter on your shoulders as you reflect back on another year of hard work. That’s especially the case if you work with concrete fence posts where life is all about doing the heavy lifting and then some.
You don’t need to be Chinese to erect a Chinese Wall. What’s more they cost nothing to build – no materials and no labour involved. Then again you wouldn’t want one around your garden as it wouldn’t keep anything in, and it wouldn’t keep anything out. ‘Chinese Walls’ are entirely virtual, a conceptual ethical barrier designed to prevent the exchange of information and communication that dates back to the Wall Street Crash in 1929.
Mostly you build a fence around things – people talk about ‘fencing things in’. Fences can be elegant, add architectural structure to your garden and act as a great backdrop to planting. They give you a feeling of comfort, of not being overlooked, of having your own space or even creating an outdoor room.
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If you have installed DuraPost in 2022, you're eligible to enter our competition! All you have to do is post a picture of your install to Facebook or Instagram, tag us (@DuraPost_UK) and include the hashtag: #DuraPostoftheYear in your caption. You can enter multiple times with multiple pictures (make sure to split each entry to a new post).
Nature is never wasteful. Take a woodland for example. Every spring and summer the trees put on a wonderful spectacle of foliage in a multitudinous variety of greens and bronzes. These leaves fill with sugars to feed the trees’ growth. Every autumn they turn to red, gold and orange, to eventually fall to the ground where they quickly decompose and release their goodness back into the soil. Nature nurtures itself.
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When choosing what sort of fence to install, homeowners often ask what’s the difference between DuraPost’s Vento and Urban Slatted ‘fully comp’ fence panels? Technically speaking the answer is ‘nothing’. Both types of panel are manufactured from the same composite material – a combination of recycled high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and rice husks.
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