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can you share more pictures on this project

5 years ago

i would like a similar fence built around my property but the contractor is requesting more information on this fence type and how it is constructed. Any detail you can share would be appreciated. thank you so much.

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Virginia Hand Design
4 years ago
I did not draw out a detail on this, but worked with a wood contractor I trust. I believe he made a cedar 2x4 frame on the back side of the gate, and strengthened that by running a steel cable diagonally. 1x6 cedar boards were attached to the street side. The two halves of the gate line up beautifully. There is a drop rod on the left side, it's the right side that is usually opened.
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