Design Styles for Building a Wood Fence | Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Texas | Wood Fencing Builder/Contractor

Wood Fence Styles

Split Rail – Our Spit rail sections are available in two rail (3’ high), three rail (4’ high), and four rail (5’ high) sections.

6" Dog Ear - Hardy Fence spends the extra dollar to deliver true nominal 6” Western Red Cedar pickets. We use three 2x4 treated rails on 6’ fences and four on 8’ fences. All our Western Red Cedar fences are fastened with 6 penny ring shank Stainless Steel nails preventing unsightly stains.

Board on Board - One of our premier lines of fence. The process of overlapping 6” Western Red Cedar pickets to ensure optimum privacy. Our 8’ capped Board on Board fence is your ultimate defense against noisy traffic or nosey neighbors.

Shadow Box - This is a wonderful option if you back up to a greenbelt or creek. Shadow Boxing creates an open feel while reserving a certain amount of privacy.


4” Dog Ear – Our standard new construction replacement fence sections are much more durable than your typical new construction fence sections. Hardy Fence uses treated 2x4 horizontal supports rather than 2x3 supports preventing sagging. We also have pre-grading standards regarding the nominal dimensions of our pickets. Please call one of our estimators for details.

Posts:

Wood posts - Not available. Hardy Fence does not support the installation of wood, treated or not, into the soil this is not a professional process and we won’t allow our installers to get away with it.

Galvanized poles - Wood fences built with steel pipe posts and brackets are much more durable. Yet to some people may think are unsightly because they protrude from the fence. Postmasters have solved this dilemma. Now you can have the durability of steel without sacrificing any beauty.

Postmaster - made of galvanized steel, these posts are manufactured specifically for fence construction. Postmasters are quickly becoming more popular because of their durability and longevity of life.