T post gate ideas

If you have a garden and live where animals roam, then a fence makes sense. The biggest "threat" we have to our garden are our…

Today I had two goals: I wanted to get the fence gate done and I wanted to get the rest of the wood chips laid down in my garden. We accom...

Now we have a wooden framed X gate, covered in chicken wire and attached to t-posts, easiest and fastest gate we have made.

This fence removes easily to allow access to your garden beds. My 75 ft fence with 5 gates cost less than $100. It is made of 28 inch rabbit fencing, 3 ft metal garden posts, 1 x 2 inch furring strips, and simple eye hook gate latches. Simple double gate When designing my garden I knew a fence would be necessary because of my friend, Bessie May. Now Bessie is not a dog who jumps fences. She is well-mannered so this fence keeps her out of my garden. It's not sturdy enough to keep out a…

The first DIY garden project I tackled this season is done! Here is the step-by-step process I went through to make my wood garden gate, including all the tools, and equipment I used. If you love getting crafty and tackling DIY projects you too can create your own beautiful garden entrance.

T-Post Bracket 3″ (Vertical). This T-Post Bracket allows you to mount large objects from the back side. Hang weight over 200lbs. Mount boards, plywood, build small structures with t-post. Use on shooting range to build framing to hold steel targets or just to hang targets from a t-post. The possibilities are endless. See YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/8WptsOWXOdY

How we built our homestead gate. We started with a scrap piece, of what I'm guessing is hog wire. Whatever, you call it it's welded and als...