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Horizontal fencing vs verticle
Posted on 4/16/22 at 9:08 pm
Posted on 4/16/22 at 9:08 pm
Seems like the horizontal fencing is a different wood than the verticle. Trying to decide which way to go. Thoughts ?
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Posted on 4/16/22 at 9:12 pm to Picayuner
Can you post pics of what you mean?
Usually horizontal are thicker board, mainly because of the lack of support ocer distance, but if you have a pic of what you want you might get more helpful info.
Usually horizontal are thicker board, mainly because of the lack of support ocer distance, but if you have a pic of what you want you might get more helpful info.
Posted on 4/16/22 at 11:10 pm to Picayuner
I don’t have any experience with horizontal but board on board cedar looks really good imo
Posted on 4/17/22 at 4:34 am to Picayuner
One of my aunts had a horizontal fence on her property years ago---long before wood got to crazy costs like it is today.
To build that same fence today would cost a small fortune.
I don't remember the distances between the large wooden posts sunk in the ground that the fence boards were nailed to. However, I do remember the horizontal boards being 2 x 10's or better with 45 degree angled cuts along the top and bottom edges so the boards could be placed in a way that they didn't touch when stacked, but also didn't allow for people to see inside the yard through the small cracks.
To build that same fence today would cost a small fortune.
I don't remember the distances between the large wooden posts sunk in the ground that the fence boards were nailed to. However, I do remember the horizontal boards being 2 x 10's or better with 45 degree angled cuts along the top and bottom edges so the boards could be placed in a way that they didn't touch when stacked, but also didn't allow for people to see inside the yard through the small cracks.
Posted on 4/17/22 at 6:50 am to Picayuner
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