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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Picket_fencePicket fence - Wikipedia

    Learn about the origin, features, and meaning of picket fences, a type of fence with vertical boards attached to horizontal rails. Find out how they are made, installed, and used in different contexts and cultures.

  2. Learn everything you need to know about picket fences, from their history and anatomy to their popular materials and styles. Find out how to choose the right picket fence for your home and garden.

  3. May 16, 2024 · Explore 14 picket fence ideas to create a charming and welcoming outdoor space. Learn how to paint, plant, or decorate your fence with greenery, flowers, signs, trellises, and more.

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    • Measure and Mark the Fence Area. When you're ready to jump in, lay out all of your fence posts, rails, and pickets in the general area where you plan on putting them.
    • Dig the Post Holes. When you're ready to dig your post holes, double-check your measurements and the layout of your fence one last time. Here's what you should know about post holes before you break ground
    • Set the Fence Posts. Before you prepare your fence post holes, take a moment to mix your concrete. The process and timing will vary based on the type and brand of concrete you buy.
    • Measure for Rails. If you're adding rails you've cut on your own, follow the steps below. Measure up from the ground to mark where you’ll place your lower rail.
    • Picket Fence Overview. WARNING: Before you start digging, make sure to call 888-258-0808 to have all buried utility lines located and marked. Click “enlarge this image” to view illustration labels.
    • Dig the first posthole. At the first post location, dig a straight-sided 10-inch-diameter hole as deep as possible with a shovel. Watch out for wires, pipes drains, and sprinkler lines.
    • Set the first post. Set a post in the hole. (If the post has mortises, adjust its height so the bottom of the pickets will be 2-5 inches above the ground.)
    • Dig the next posthole. Tack a mason’s line to the post’s outside face, 5 inches above the ground. Measure from the post to where the fence’s first corner will be.
  4. Beautiful picket fence designs gallery. See pictures of different types of picket fences and get ideas for adding one of these fences to your own home.

  5. May 16, 2024 · Learn how to build a picket fence with this step-by-step guide and video tutorial. Find out the materials, tools, measurements, and tips for creating a classic and attractive fence for your home.

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