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Fence Types & Styles
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Picket Fences
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Fences can go relatively unnoticed that is until there is a problem with them. In actuality they perform many important functions on your property. Many factors must be taken into consideration when choosing to install a particular style of fence, including privacy, security and landscape enhancement. Our fence section looks at several different types and styles of fencing including chain link fencing, privacy fencing, the classic white picket fence, post rail fencing, and even barbwire fencing.
Fences
serve a wide variety of functions, depending on the size of the
property, the goal of the homeowners, and the style of the architecture.
Fences can be concave or convex, scalloped along the top or straight
edged. Fence styles vary widely from the standard to the custom, and
often reflect regional and architectural preferences. The key to any
fence project is to determine the need and the budget, then work with
the available components to create the style.
Fence
Components
Fence styles are determined by four key factors: height, board width,
spacing of the boards or posts, and board and chain link profiles.
Picket fences are shorter, usually four feet or less, with narrow
boards, typically 3-1/2-inches wide. In contrast, a true privacy fence
will be at least seven feet tall, with tongue and groove boards that
completely block the view.
Fence Styles
In essence, all fences have similar structure, unless constructed of
brick, concrete, or stone. Commonly referred to as "board and post"
fences, most fences are sold as sections, with a horizontal structural
member to which "boards" are attached. Picket, stockade, and privacy
fences are all constructed in this way. Each section is joined at a
post, which anchors the fence to the ground and the sections to one
another. Posts, caps and tops may be stylized to match the period or
theme of the fence.
Chain Link Fence
Florida's most popular, provides
homeowners with economical protection and security for property, pets
and children. It
requires vertical posts, horizontal bars and chain link fencing.
"Fabric" can be added to add more privacy.
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