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<blockquote data-quote="david1852" data-source="post: 1593820" data-attributes="member: 38616"><p>I'm in the process of building my first Bud Box (12' X 20') on the back of my barn and will be using GoBob continuous fence panels, which I already have. All of my posts are in the ground too. </p><p></p><p>The land where I'm building the box has a crown to it. The land is flat where the loading ally will be and it slopes off the other two sides. One side slopes down about 16" and the other is a little less. </p><p></p><p>Since the fence panels are long and rigid, obviously they will not follow the slope of the land. I'd thought about cutting the panels and stair step between the posts but I hate to cut the panels. </p><p></p><p>Any opinions of the best way to do it would be appreciated. </p><p></p><p>Thanks</p><p></p><p>PS- I've been lurking on here for over a year and picked up a lot of good ideas. An old dog CAN learn new tricks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="david1852, post: 1593820, member: 38616"] I'm in the process of building my first Bud Box (12' X 20') on the back of my barn and will be using GoBob continuous fence panels, which I already have. All of my posts are in the ground too. The land where I'm building the box has a crown to it. The land is flat where the loading ally will be and it slopes off the other two sides. One side slopes down about 16" and the other is a little less. Since the fence panels are long and rigid, obviously they will not follow the slope of the land. I'd thought about cutting the panels and stair step between the posts but I hate to cut the panels. Any opinions of the best way to do it would be appreciated. Thanks PS- I've been lurking on here for over a year and picked up a lot of good ideas. An old dog CAN learn new tricks. [/QUOTE]
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