Here
we show the style #8 without the lower open slots and at a 72" ht.
Sent
in from Coronado Island in San Diego, CA
The
inner courtyard. The fenceline in the background was constructed
by the on-site installer as a corroborated effort to match the CPW panel
design. A closer look at this match is illustrated below.
It
is common to stretch a budget by mimicking the CPW panel design for
those areas less featured. With a close look, we can distinguish
the elements of the site panels by their 1) knotty grade cedar; 2)
their mid-horizontal 2x6 rail separating the lower and upper sections;
3) The lower horizontal rails not as single rails but as two layers
sandwiched and screwed to both sides of the panel to wrap the planks;
3) The upper pickets that are screwed into place through the top of
the top horizontal rail and the bottom of the middle hoizontal rail.
This is a solution
CPW supports and understands as a measure to invest a budget where
it counts, and accept the allowances of a site-built fence-line along
those areas less featured.