Our Wood Fencing Design geared for mid-20th Century Architecure

Wood Fence style #15 is a related cousin to Fence style #38.  The difference being that with the lower panel #38 is horizontal, and here, with #15, the panel is vertically aligned. 

The street-side section of the Cedar Fence, maintaining local codes at 48" height within 15' of the street, which is a common code for most counties in America.

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.

Garden Gate #71-1 is identical to #71 with the exception of the lower panel. #71 features horizontal panels and is more commonly associated with Fence style #38.

Along the street and up the neighbor's drive, showing the transition Fence panels from 48" to the long section at 72" height.

Designing a series of steps to graduate the eye as we transition the Garden Fencing from the front 48" ht to the taller 6' sections.

The new Yard Fence is in place and the dogs are set loose.

Showing the shorter frontage Fence Design from the yard.  And more happy dogs.

With help from his neighbor, our homeowner installed the entire fence-line of 83 panels himself. In return for his neighbor's help, the 8 panels below were thrown into the deal and installed along the back of the neighbor's property. Fence Style #2