3. Picket Fence
Kind of an uppity fence, but depending on the right wood you could find one that’s more down to earth. Si down that it’s partly in the earth, because it’s a fence. The most popular timbers for picket fences are treated pine, cypress pine, jarrah, hardwood and red gum. First, you need to mark the fence’s location, you can do it using a knot. Then, you need to set the posts on each side. The next step is cutting the pickets, you can use the shape you want, next you need to measure the distance between the rails and attach the pickets to rails with deck screws. When you finish these steps, using galvanized L brackets you can attach the panels to the posts.
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