Our Posh Windbreak (1 Viewer)

[GJH]

On Broken Link Removed Steve (SandJ) asked for a photo so here it is.

Used it for the first time today and it works exactly as we had hoped.

 

[johnp10]

Who's the little seat in the middle for?

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Thats a coffee table..............................




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[icantremember]

Did Gill make that from your old net curtains?

 

[johnp10]

Thats a coffee table..............................

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Progresss, eh?:thumb:

 

[Peter & Elaine]

Snobs can afford coffee ?

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[bmb1uk]

I know were my bean net went now

 

[hilldweller]

When I break wind it'd take more than that to stop it.

 

[StitchUp]

Looks a stunning setup.

Well done

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[GJH]

When I break wind it'd take more than that to stop it.

I don't doubt it Brian. I heard that before your time the Cheshire Gap was the Cheshire Mountain

 

[1948]

DIY copy

On Broken Link Removed Steve (SandJ) asked for a photo so here it is.

Used it for the first time today and it works exactly as we had hoped.

Excellent job done. I am trying to copy it , sourced the material but not the poles, can you give a pointer where I can buy them
Many thanks

 

[Tibs]

Hi 1948. This might be of help.
I have bought my poles from the garden centre. They are 1.5m long and made of green plastic coated steel with a spike at one end and virtually weightless, they seem strong and cost £1.99 each:thumb:
I got hubby to check them out first so if it turns out to be a melon I've got someone to blame
Material has been ordered so hopefully I can make as good a job of it as Gill

Jane

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[GJH]

Excellent job done. I am trying to copy it , sourced the material but not the poles, can you give a pointer where I can buy them
Many thanks

We bought a 4 pole windbreak for £7.99. Main thing is to make sure the poles are 5 foot omes to give sufficient length for hammering intomthe ground.
I think I'll look at a garden centre having seen Jane's post though.