Hardwood FencingGARDENS · SCREENS · BOUNDARIES(844) 237-3175
Warm timber garden fence and pedestrian gate framed by planting
SPECIALIST / RESOURCE / TOOLS

Make room for a better boundary.

Bring privacy, proportion and natural material into the same plan. Explore board direction, openings and the details that connect a fence to its garden.

Design the fence. Check the takeoff.

Board direction, gaps, stock lengths and gates in one working estimate.

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START WITH A USEFUL RECORD

From garden intent to a clear layout.

01 / TOOL

Fence infill calculator

Calculate full boards in one measured opening.

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02 / TOOL

Fence project planner

Record privacy, corners, gates and site questions.

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03 / TOOL

Project checklist

Keep design and construction follow-up visible.

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Shape the boundary.

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Design

Horizontal or vertical hardwood fencing?

Choose board direction by the views, openings and panel rhythm you want to manage.

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Design

Privacy is a sightline problem

Test real viewing angles before settling on an infill gap.

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Access

Start with the opening, then design the gate

Measure the passage you need and document the complete swing envelope.

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Warm timber garden fence and pedestrian gate framed by planting
LOOK CLOSER

Privacy is designed at the edges.

The end of a run, a return and a gate deserve as much attention as the repeating boards. Separate the visual layout from the support design and document each interface.

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VISUAL REFERENCE

Count the infill. Keep the edges explicit.

72 in clear opening · 5.5 in face · 0.25 in internal gap12 full boards + 11 gaps = 68.75 in3.25 in remainder → 1.625 in at each edge
Illustrative arithmetic and schematic arrangement. Dimensions are user-selected, not recommended spacing, post spans or construction details.

Bring your project questions and material requirements to the Hardwood Fencing team.

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