Fences are nearly as prevalent as houses themselves. There are several different fencing materials available, each with its own design options. This section of CalFinder's Remodeling Library will describe the many different accessible design options for each of the fence materials. This section will help you understand the form and function of different fence materials and whether they will fit your specific wants and needs.
Gates are likely the most used part of your fence. This article looks at different design options for your fence's gate, considering design, material, and style.… Read more »
A rundown of 6 styles of picket fencing, including arched, scalloped, standard, dog-eared, Gothic, and French Gothic.… Read more »
Wrought iron fence designs provide both security and allure. They often incorporate masonry or brick pillars or gateposts. Wrought iron fences usually follow a gothic or British design.… Read more »
A look at the uses of electrical fences, which are typically meant to keep animals either in or out of the fenced area.… Read more »
Invisible fences are intended for pet control. The fence works much like a radio by transmitting a signal to a receiver on the dog's collar. Invisible fences may be buried or left above ground. Buried-wire invisible fences are ideal for aesthetic purposes… Read more »
Lattice has definite potential in fence designs. Lattice is often used at gates or entryways to gardens as a place for climbing plants such as ivy or grapevines to thrive. Beyond that, lattice can play a major role in fence design either as a solid-board … Read more »
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