Vertical fence ideas

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Building a new fence is a guaranteed way to add security, privacy, and boost your home’s curb appeal. Fences also come in a wide range of styles, designs, and colours that can complement your home and landscape. Not only that, but knowing how to build a fence can be done as a DIY project. Before […]

Discover an oft-used and time-honored landscaping utility with the top wooden fence ideas. Explore unique wood exterior backyard designs.

Picture this, you’re in the garden pondering about your crop rotation plans or yard work that seems to be piling up and begin to feel the prying eyes of your

Vertical Hit and Miss fencing panels from Jacksons are made from Jakcure treated softwood and carry a 25-year guarantee. Hit and Miss is named because of the way the pales are fixed to alternating sides of the panel, creating an overlapping pattern. In its vertical orientation the pales are fixed vertically. Both sides of the panel have the same

Find the wood fence design of your dreams with these inspiring ideas, including DIY and professional installation.

These Batten fences are easy to assemble, look great for longer and won't fade. They come with a choice of colours batten sizes and applications.

Commonly, mid-century modern fences are made of wood, even though there are also some of them that are made of steel. The main point is the design and the finish of the fence. Typically, fences in a mid-century modern style have lain in a horizontal position. Apart from making it look stylish, modern, and streamlined, a horizontal fence is more cost-efficient than a vertical fence.

You can't go wrong with a classic wood fence for privacy in your backyard.