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Wood
Fence style #11 is in response to those with predominantly ranch style architrave
from the 50's and 60's. The below examples illustrate the lower solid panel
with vertical planks. Further down, under #15-1, we see the same style Cedar
Fence but with the lower panel configured horizontally to further the lines
of this ubiquitous styler of American architecture that dominated the building
industry throughout the post-war decades.
The
street-side section of the Cedar Fence, maintaining local codes at 48" height
within 15' of the street.
Our
Wooden Fence turns up the driveway, showing the corner
panel set to an angle, and the access gate accentuated by CPW Post Caps.
The
gate style, #71-1, most commonly utlilized
with Garden Fence style #15. . The shorter height of 42" as a common code
restriction for gates and Fences within 15' of the easement sidewalk.
Along
the street and up the neighbor's drive, showing the transition Fence panels
from 48" to the long section at 72" height.
Transitioning
our Garden Fencing from the front 48" ht section to the taller 6' section,
designing a series of steps to graduate the eye.
A
portion of the expansive yard available now to two of the three dogs shown
claiming their territory.
The
6-ft section Fence, leading to the far side of the yard.
Wood
Fence style #11 is in response to those with predominantly ranch style architrave
from the 50's and 60's. The below examples illustrate the lower solid panel
with vertical planks. Further down, under #15-1, we see the same style Cedar
Fence but with the lower panel configured horizontally to further the lines
of this ubiquitous styler of American architecture that dominated the building
industry throughout the post-war decades. 