Hi everyone
The side of my yard is a trapezoid shape, how to I put the fence door so it won't be in an inclined position, i.e. how to get rid of the annoying angle?
Thanks
Install a vertical post with the top end of the post near or touching the wall. Fill in the triangula/trapezoid space with fencing material. Hang the gate(door) on the other side of the vertical post.
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06-04-23, 08:19 PM
