WOOD FENCE DESIGN  #29

This Fence Style is: Base + 21%
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A light whitewashed Cabot stain, sustaining the elements with an elasticity not present with paint.  Cedar Fencing is best not painted unless you are prepared for the maintenance of weathering paint.

The corner of our Decorative Fence #29 with it's lighted CPW post cap.

The corner Fence Post with it's lighted CPW post cap.

Utilizing the Double-Tiered CPW Post Cap for the more featured corner Fence posts only, with the rest of the Garden Fence opting for the single-tiered CPW unlighted Post Caps

IN-PROGRESS INSTALLATION for all CPW FENCES
1) Set the two end posts of a given run. 2) string a line betwen them. 3) startb setting panels and posts, working down the line. With each post, it is set on a bed of 3" pea gravel and with the same pea gravel 2/3rds the way up the hole, basically stabilizing the post in place. The panels are mounted to the posts with the pre-bored holes, insuring the laeral alignment of the posts. 4) Once competed with the run, return to fine-tune the post to the string line using a digging bar into the pea gravel. 5) Follow up with a 8" cap of concrete with each posthole. 6) Cut the posts 3-3/4" above the panel 7_ pre-bore the post caps and seal their undersides before mounting. Completion. Stand back and be prepared for the kudos of admiring neighbors and passers-by who will surely weigh in on the quick transformation with the sort of remarks that no one tires of hearing.