Fencelock is a revolutionary, eco-friendly system from HYDROMAX Innovations that fit 3" fence post and makes sure the fences you build stay built and last for many years. They don’t cost the earth either!
Fence panels themselves aren't weak – it's the nails fixing them to the posts that cause the problem – nails splinter thin timbers, they also split the frames and panels which invariably means they'll blow down in the first gust of strong wind.
Fencelock grips your fence and holds it together.
It's also eco-friendly because it’s moulded from recycled timber, nut shells and resin and like wood can be painted or finished in any colour – unlike wood however, Fencelock DOESN'T ROT.Fence lock grips your fence, supporting it at the top and bottom and fence lock prevents your fence twisting and splitting in high winds. Fence lock is fast and easy to use – all you need is a screwdriver. Fence lock is eco-friendly and is made from recycled products and doesn’t rot or rust.Fence lock can be used for awkward or sloping sites and comes in different shapes for corners and ends.
Choose Fencelock and you’ll never need to nail your fences together again!
Visit www.fencelock.com for more details.
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