How to build a fence between two perpendicular concrete walls?

minklet

As the title suggests, I have these walls and I want to erect a permanent tall fence between them. I can only attach to the walls, not the floor

I want to build hit and miss fencing because it's far better for wind, but I can't think of the best way to do that if the face of the fence has to be against one of the walls and therefore the post can't be directly attached to the wall. If I build the fence, then attach through the post to the wall, would that cause any issues with damp, it being against the wall permanently? It's covered so doesn't get wet.

In case anyone isn't sure what I mean, this is hit and miss fencing.

JacobZ

Hi @minklet,

Do you have any photos of the walls that you can upload?

Also, how wide is the gap between the concrete walls?

My idea is as shown below.

You could bolt a H4 post to the wall on the right and one to the wall on the left. You would then need to bolt a second post to the post on the left so that it protrudes past the end of the concrete wall. You could then attach your palings to each side of the posts.

As long as you use H4-treated posts, then you shouldn't have any problems with damp, but you can attach plascourse to the wall side of the posts for some extra protection and peace of mind.

Is there any reason you don't think this would work?

Happy to work with you towards a solution if this doesn't look viable.

Jacob