Fence and bench in one - photo

**Jon** · Mar 8, 2018, 12:03 PM

Fence and bench in one. Probably a very narrow application, and a gold mine for people hunting under the boardwalk for pocket droppings. Still cool.

Previously: Coyote roller for containing fence-hopping pets - videos and photo

**Frank S** · Mar 8, 2018, 12:49 PM

the architecture looks like the aftermath of a cat 5 hurricane combined with a 7.3 quake.The guy who built it will never be able to build a straight fence again

**ranald** · Mar 8, 2018, 07:07 PM

what city Jon?

**KustomsbyKent** · Mar 8, 2018, 07:45 PM

I believe this is in Shanghai, China, along the Suzhou Creek river, near Beide Road. If it's not, its very similar to what is in that location. I used to see this regularly when I lived in Shanghai.
It seems like only China would have the labor to build a labor intensive fence like this... it's quite long.

**ranald** · Mar 8, 2018, 08:22 PM

i WOULD HAVE NEVER GUESSED. THANKYOU. I have seen some Local Authority made equipment that was so cleverly designed & built it would have taken too long for a business to profit from. Out front Kubota mower tilting trailer was one very clear in my memory bank. It had all sorts of toolboxes, separate vices for mower & whipper snipper/bruchcutters, rack that locked on 4 brush cutters, spare tyre under that could be released & retrieved from above between expanded mesh for washing off mud/salt/dust from mower, combined pintle hook/ball, anvil ,locking ramps for mower (about 4/5 ton) blade removal, extra tow hitch for draging a 4x4 mower from a bog etc etc. all galvanised or stainless. Even the drawers in side toolboxes were designed to hold specific tools.These weren't too long back 80's when local governments would take on apprentices. The apprentices would leave for private businesses and return in their 50 s or 60 s to basically go into early retirement training another lot of apprentices. Society, as a whole, was the winner.
Cheers & go make some swarf or sawdust.
Ranald

**tonyfoale** · Mar 9, 2018, 01:16 AM

That's clever.

**Rattlerjake** · Jun 30, 2019, 09:51 AM

Nah, he got his design after driving drunk and running into a fence! That is the FUGLIEST fence I've even seen, anyone who allowed that built on public property should be shot! Only thing that would improve it is to lay a couple of tree trunks across it so it looks like a storm came through!

**Frank S** · Jun 30, 2019, 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by Rattlerjake

Nah, he got his design after driving drunk and running into a fence! That is the FUGLIEST fence I've even seen, anyone who allowed that built on public property should be shot! Only thing that would improve it is to lay a couple of tree trunks across it so it looks like a storm came through!

Then collect insurance and have a nice fence built