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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