We installed bamboo fencing on our garden to add height to our outdoor wall. when rain falls, the poles get filled with water. We thought of placing an improvised metal roofing on it as what we see on other houses' fencing but we thought it will make the fence's look a lot awful. So we decided to fill each poles with concrete. will this do harm to the quality of the poles? Is it wrong to fill bamboo poles with cement?
Using concrete seems like a lot of hassle and expense. Instead, I suggest filling the stems with dry sand up to 1 cm, or so, from the top, then closing the top with a sealant such as silicone caulk.
It is not morally wrong, no.
Gosh golly almighty fellows, you must love work! Reduce it off at floor level with a chopping torch or saws-all and lengthy metal reducing blade, and go away the four hundred pound chunk of pulled again and hernia proper the place it's. Purchase a 2 foot piece of pipe so as to fit either in or around the historical pipe and put it in the new concrete. (lots less work to get a brief piece straight) Drill a couple of holes for bolts and get again to the sport on tv.
filling them with cement or like material will keep any moisture trapped in there and also weight them down. fill them with lightweight expanding foam and after it is completely dry you can cut away the excess so it looks the same
