Detailed step-by-step instructions and how-to illustrations guide homeowners in selecting and installing wood, masonry, metal, and living fences to keep animals in or out, provide privacy and security, and add curb appeal.
Detailed step-by-step instructions and how-to illustrations guide homeowners in selecting and installing wood, masonry, metal, and living fences to keep animals in or out, provide privacy and security, and add curb appeal.
Jeff Beneke is a building editor and writer and was a home improvement expert for The Spruce and a former editor of Fine Homebuilding Books. He has written more than a dozen home-improvement books, including How to Build a Fence, and published articles and reviews for a wide range of publications, including Popular Mechanics. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Introduction 1: Fencing Then and Now History Fence Law Fencing with a Purpose Materials Before You Start Digging 2: Design and Layout Exterior Design Field Research Choosing a Style Open or Closed? To Gate or Not Designing with Contrasts Height and Sight Scale and Proportion Mixing Materials Preparing a Plan Finalizing the Plan Plumb and Level 3: Wood Fences From Rails to Pickets Choosing the Wood Fasteners for All Seasons Setting Posts Attaching Rails Post Top Details The Picket Fence Vertical Board Fences Louvered Fences Basketweave Fences Lattice Fences Prefab Panels Vinyl Fences Rustic Fences Choosing a Finish 4: Masonry Fences Building with Stone Building with Brick Building with Concrete Block 5: Metal Fences Ornamental Metal Fences Chain-Link Fences Mesh Fencing Barbed Wire Electric Fences 6: Living Fences Hedges Grasses Bamboo Fencing with Berms 7: Gates Design Decisions Hardware Building the Gate Gateless Gateposts 8: Repairing Fences and Gates Refinishing a Wood Fence Removing Mildew Tightening Loose Fasteners Correcting Footing Failures Mending Decayed Posts Replacing Decayed Posts Repointing Mortar Repairing Gates Acknowledgments Index
Introduction 1: Fencing Then and Now History Fence Law Fencing with a Purpose Materials Before You Start Digging 2: Design and Layout Exterior Design Field Research Choosing a Style Open or Closed? To Gate or Not Designing with Contrasts Height and Sight Scale and Proportion Mixing Materials Preparing a Plan Finalizing the Plan Plumb and Level 3: Wood Fences From Rails to Pickets Choosing the Wood Fasteners for All Seasons Setting Posts Attaching Rails Post Top Details The Picket Fence Vertical Board Fences Louvered Fences Basketweave Fences Lattice Fences Prefab Panels Vinyl Fences Rustic Fences Choosing a Finish 4: Masonry Fences Building with Stone Building with Brick Building with Concrete Block 5: Metal Fences Ornamental Metal Fences Chain-Link Fences Mesh Fencing Barbed Wire Electric Fences 6: Living Fences Hedges Grasses Bamboo Fencing with Berms 7: Gates Design Decisions Hardware Building the Gate Gateless Gateposts 8: Repairing Fences and Gates Refinishing a Wood Fence Removing Mildew Tightening Loose Fasteners Correcting Footing Failures Mending Decayed Posts Replacing Decayed Posts Repointing Mortar Repairing Gates Acknowledgments Index
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