/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1632644
>If so, and it's laying down in your yard right now, then that part at least belongs to you.
So if something blows into my yard (like a trampoline), finders keepers?

>>1632645
>But its really the responsibility of whoever wants a fence the most.
It's the responsibility of the owner. I'm not going to pay to fix something I don't own. I understand if you want to do free home repairs on your wife's boyfriend's house, but I'm not into that sort of thing.

>>1632647
>neither knows who owns the fence
How was that even remotely implied? My neighbor is making demands, and it sounds like he knows damn well he owns it, and wants me to pay for it.

>You might want a fence that looks good to guests in your yard, or you might want a fence that looks nice from the road.
I've never seen a wood fence built that way. That doesn't mean it doesn't exist, but typically when you want the inside to not have struts and posts, you build a fence like pic related where it's the same on both sides.

Thought /diy/ might be helpful, but apparently it's full of /b/tards.