The "secret" to using wood outdoors is to soak it down good
with Thompson's Water Seal (following label directions) before
painting. Last's a VERY long time!
Tempered hardboard is good for making the panels. Metal panels
can be homebrewed using galvanized sheet metal. Heating contractors
have the heavier guages.
Usual disclaimer...just a satisfied customer of Thompson's, etc.
73,
Charlie, N0TT
On Thu, 29 Oct 2020 17:37:44 -0700 Dana Roode K6NR <dana.roode@gmail.com>
writes:
> My TX-455 is in a fenced property but I'm gone a lot so years ago I
> built
> anti-climb panels for it out of wood. I found someone's design that
> worked
> well. However, wood warps after a decade or so, even if you paint
> it.
>
> Does anyone make anti-climb panels for a TX-455, out of metal? I
> also have
> a Rohn-25 with wooden anti-climb, I think I've seen anti-climb from
> Rohn.
>
> dana
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