YesCan you use creosote fence posts next to a footpath?
what nextThe treatment is not supposed to come into contact with the general public, they said it was a grey area, and they wouldn't recommend it!
No, what they want is for you to use crappy tanalised posts that rot and need replacing in three years time or less!The treatment is not supposed to come into contact with the general public, they said it was a grey area, and they wouldn't recommend it!
In process of getting things together for an improving public access footpath which I have been awarded Asked about creosote posts answer I got from Scottish Natural Heritage was that it wasn't an issue as nothing in rule book about it Regarding barb however any barb wire must be on field side of fence and guarded by a plain wire alongside it to the path side of fence.On a different note why do cows decide to calve at this time of night!Can you use creosote fence posts next to a footpath?
The treatment is not supposed to come into contact with the general public, they said it was a grey area, and they wouldn't recommend it!
its their hobby to keep us awakeIn process of getting things together for an improving public access footpath which I have been awarded Asked about creosote posts answer I got from Scottish Natural Heritage was that it wasn't an issue as nothing in rule book about it Regarding barb however any barb wire must be on field side of fence and guarded by a plain wire alongside it to the path side of fence.On a different note why do cows decide to calve at this time of night!
Love a good footpath it keeps us on our toes [emoji85] weve just taken on 65 acre with 7 footpaths running through it, the grounds never been fenced before and the dog walkers have always just walked and pleased themselves.... many arguments have happened in the last 3 weeks as they don't seem to like our electric fencing of all the footpaths [emoji85] everyone is exactly 1.2m wide and 2 strands of electric fence on the mains [emoji85] had the council out a few times because fluffy has had an electric shock [emoji85][emoji23]
if the footpath is across the middle of a field is it not 1m in width? against a boundary wall and they are 1.5m wide?The required width, as you say is 1.2 metres,so if you allow an extra 50mm on either side and make it 1.3 metres between the fences then Joe Dogwalker will be trespassing if poochie gets a shock [emoji41]
Rules are dog should be kept under control not necessarily on a lead but under control.... styles don't need to accommodate dogs as it is a FOOT path not a dog walking path.. 1.2m wide free from obstruction, barbwire must be on the outer edges of posts not the inner, electric fencing must be clearly identified