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How to secure bottom of pvc fence
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ohbaby08
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How to secure bottom of pvc fence
We have a 6ft pvc fence around our whole backyard. But, there are a few spots where the bottom of the fence is a few inches above the dirt. Those spaces look big enough for our new puppy to get out.
Does anyone have a suggestion for covering up those holes? Add more dirt? Or is there some sort of striping I can put at the bottom to close up the spaces?
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Posted 4/11/14 4:52 PM  |
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MrsM84
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How to secure bottom of pvc fence
If you just need a temporary fix until the puppy gets bigger, I would slide a brick/paver stone underneath to close the gap. Chances are that will be heavy enough that the puppy won't be able to drag it away.
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| Posted 4/11/14 5:48 PM |
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lbride
Lovin' my mini man!
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Lisa
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How to secure bottom of pvc fence
We got plastic garden borders (look like 5 inch High plastic fence) from Home Depot and stuck them in the areas
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| Posted 4/16/14 9:11 AM |
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KaKa2323
Got my miracle
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K
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Re: How to secure bottom of pvc fence
Posted by MrsM84
If you just need a temporary fix until the puppy gets bigger, I would slide a brick/paver stone underneath to close the gap. Chances are that will be heavy enough that the puppy won't be able to drag it away.
This is what we did.
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| Posted 4/16/14 1:32 PM |
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