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split rail fencing, anyone?

tastefullyjulie

19 years ago

Anyone know where I get some split rail fencing in the Buffalo/Niagara area? All I really need are the 2 corner pieces to put on each side of my driveway. I was hoping to get it in time for DH to install so I can put in a couple of nice bulb beds :)

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penny1947
19 years ago
Julie,
Someone down the road from me just installed split rail fencing a few weeks ago. I will try and catch them at home and ask where they got it since I am in NT. In the mean time you may want to call Lowe's or Home Depot to see if they stock it.

Penny
tastefullyjulie
Original Author
19 years ago
Thanks Penny, I appreciate it. I checked Lowes and since they do not have it I'm thinking Home Depot doesn't. Lowes is so much better :)
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penny1947
19 years ago
I agree. I like Lowe's much better than HD. Ironically it used to be the other way around. Back in the 80's Home Depot was much more superior to Lowe's. Lowe's was closer to us but I drove across town to go to Home Depot.

I will let you know if I find out anything.

Penny

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