Loose fence panels are a noisy nuisance especially in windy conditions, our pack of 20 fence panel grips will top the rattling fences.

We all know how annoying a banging or rattling fence panel is, with our Fence Panel Wedges this problem is solved quickly and easily. When you have attached the strap to the fence post, pull the strap around the panel, then back through itself, tightening it up.To reduce the chances of sagging, construct posts with concrete footings rather than just setting them in the ground. You don’t need to tear down your fence and build a new one to fix the problem, it’s much simpler than that. The easiest way I found to stop them moving too much is to put a screw through the panel and just tighten it up so it bites on the concrete , as you would if you were fixing the panel to a wooden post (do not over tighten as the concrete post will move ) Pete.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Fence panel grips are stainless steel fence accessories designed to stop annoying banging and rattling panels.The panels rattle if the space between the posts is too big or if there isn’t enough support between the panels and the ground. You are not supposed to "chock" them with wedges as when the panels are dry they can become brittle and in high winds often split in half if there is no movement allowed. It’s not a permanent fix but it works for a while and is easy to put up and take down when the weather changes. Georgina said: “For more of a DIY option, you could run a line of silicone on the inside of the post or use rolled-up newspaper to wedge in the gaps and camouflage it by painting the same colour as the fence. An easy, cheap solution to the problem of fence panels rattling or clanking in the wind is a strip of silicone sealant.