For typical ground conditions, a hole approximately three times the width of the fence post should be sufficient.

Hi, in the first part of the video we are in the residential area which needed protecting from the noise coming from the laundry services, you can hear birds tweeting etc and wouldn't know there are laundry services next door. In the second part at 0:35 we enter the laundry services site and you can see how noisy it is within. The noise is being kept in by the fence. Kind regards

Hi, due to the design they are not bi-facial, and there would be nowhere to neatly conceal micro inverters or the cabling. Kind regards

They are 1.83m (6ft) wide and 1.17m high. In the photos they are sitting on our 0.6m high Venetian Hit and Miss fence panels giving a total height of just over 1.9m. They work with our slotted Jakposts and have a simple connector hidden inside the post which join the panels. The fence install time is similar to a standard fence but the connection to an inverter / main will have to be carried out by a certified MCS qualified Solar PV installer that is also a member of a CPS from microgeneration technology, such as NICEIC.

@@JacksonsFencing thank you very much for the reply. Plenty of useful detail. 1.9m is a nice height. Thanks you

the solar panel has got to be cheaper than hardwood.

What's the efficiency of these things? Also, surely trees and the like would cause issues for these ie: shading?

@@waqasahmed939 efficiency would depend on orientation, like all solar panels, being lower than the roof would probably have more shading depending on what trees are around. advantages are cost, installation can be cheaper, maintenance will be much cheaper. and if you were planning on installing a nice wood fence, a solar fence would be cheaper.

Professionals will often plan attacks and using pieces of timber or a lever to force off pales is a common tactic which creates little noise. Unfortunately a pair of pliers or a small adjustable spanner could also do the same damage; removing the bolts more discreetly. The same attempt on a fence which has the pales welded through the top and bottom rail without any visible bolts will be considerably stronger. This video highlights the difference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHTHgZqamZijgNU

Hi, this video was created to show the 'after', to show how a fence can provide an alternative boundary to a hedge.

@@JacksonsFencing of course. Do you have an email address? Our garden backs onto a road so we don't really have any buildings near us other than 2 houses either side. Being really honest I can see no difference than what we had before other than it looks nice. It is so expensive and I've shed many tears this week on it (literally just been installed) as there has been no real sound reduction. We didn't use an acoustic engineer unfortunately but quite honestly, given the additional height, thickness etc i was expecting some difference!

Lizzie, flexion is the horse turning only its head from the Atlas joint (where it attaches to the neck) whereas bend involves the whole horse from the nose to the tail so to speak. So you can have flexion without bend but you cant have bend without flexion. I hope that helps 🙂

He's not.

I have seen people do dressage exercises with TWH in the Midwest and they took to the suppling extremely well, it was pretty cool. I think there are even some gaited dressage shows now.

Yes 100% and if you want to learn to do gaited dressage or tips the channel Naturally Gaited is for you 😉

Hi Frank, The purpose of this case study video was just to give an overview of the project, but we have other videos demonstrating the effectiveness of our acoustic barriers such as this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5SUmZ6cqNuglas Hope that helps! Kind regards Jacksons Fencing

Hi QuadTubeChannel, The Jakoustic barrier is effective against varying frequencies of noise, however low frequency invariably is more difficult to combat. High frequency noise is linear with short sharp bursts of energy that will deflect straight back upon hitting a non-perforated surface with sufficient density, low frequency however (much like a stream of water that hits a rock) will split and continue its course until it can find a way in. It also travels much further than high frequency noise which is why you get a resonating effect. This all sounds very bleak I know however the Jakoustic barrier can still be effective, but what is essential is that the correct height, length and positioning of the barrier has been calculated. The general rule of thumb is that the closer you can get the barrier to the source the more effective it will be - the idea being you kill the noise at its source before it has a chance to travel upward and outward. If the correct barrier is installed you can expect a realistic reduction of between 9-14dB which to the human ear represents a halving of sound. Jacksons would be happy to provide you with the details of a Qualified Sound Engineer should you wish for a consultation.

Never heard of you. So why not have your own channel. Put it on here then we can watch.

Thank you for your expertise, honest and well explained!!