[bacdafucup228]

Has anyone here got any advice on this style of fence, I got the job but trying to figure it out.

Thanks alot

 

[deckndave]

Figure it out, then get the job.:blink:

 

[deckman22]

What's to figure out? No pickets or rails, just horizonal 1x6's going from one side of the post to the other on the next post, start the next board on opposite side of post. If you can't figure out something that simple maybe you're in the wrong business.

 

[Patton_Fencing]

Not to bad.

I soon realized that.

Heres a few pics.

 

[Patton_Fencing]

By the way i was meaning making the corners work and if the fence went over a hill. No chit about the basics.

Should have been more Pacific, I went with 1 x 8 and made the post a lil shallow of 8 feet for the bend.

Theres only one i seen like this besides a few pics online.

Last time ill ask a question here.

 

[ClemS]

this forum is mainly for bragging not for asking questions like "how?" and "how much?"

 

[curapa]

1.Should have been more Pacific,


2. Last time ill ask a question here.

1. I prefer being more Atlantic around here.

2. Thank you.

 

[deckman22]

By the way i was meaning making the corners work and if the fence went over a hill. No chit about the basics.

Should have been more Pacific, I went with 1 x 8 and made the post a lil shallow of 8 feet for the bend.

Theres only one i seen like this besides a few pics online.

Last time ill ask a question here.

See there you did it all by yourself & did a good job of it too. I'm proud of you.

Don't get all offended cause no came to hold you hand on something that simple. Grow some thicker skin.

Kinda like that guy who asked how do you cut a straight line on long runs, if you don't know that you got no business contracting.

 

[WNYcarpenter]

I'd never heard of or seen a "basket weave" fence before....I like it a lot.

How do they hold up over time? Is there more maintenance than a normal wooden fence or specific drawbacks to this style?

Seems like a lot of stress on the planks...after time, and a few rain showers, they'll take the shape, but it seems like the end grain would start to break down, then the boards would pull right through the nails.

Like I said I like the look, I'm just curious.

 

[curapa]

I'd never heard of or seen a "basket weave" fence before....I like it a lot.

How do they hold up over time? Is there more maintenance than a normal wooden fence or specific drawbacks to this style?

Seems like a lot of stress on the planks...after time, and a few rain showers, they'll take the shape, but it seems like the end grain would start to break down, then the boards would pull right through the nails.

Like I said I like the look, I'm just curious.

I'm not a fan of them. There are plenty of them here, built in the late 80's and early 90's.

No more maintenance than any other wood fence. If I built it I would put a 1x vertically at the posts to cover the butt joints and to keep the boards secured.

 

[Paulie]

I wonder if he has it up yet, the post is about 20 days old. Maybe a picture post.

 

[curapa]

I wonder if he has it up yet, the post is about 20 days old. Maybe a picture post.

?? Look through the post. The OP changed user names.

 

[Paulie]

?? Look through the post. The OP changed user names.

My bad. Didn't catch it. Still would like to see the finished product.

 

[deckman22]

My bad. Didn't catch it. Still would like to see the finished product.

I guess you're having a problem seeing as well as reading, go look again.

 

[TomG]

7 1/2' panels

 

[avenge]

7 1/2' panels

He figured it out 9 years ago.

 

[SuperiorHIP]

Or maybe he didn't and that finally gave him the answer he was searching for in the first place.

 

[Steve Sanabria]

1. I prefer being more Atlantic around here.

2. Thank you.

You get a lot of hits on your link? You must be fun to do business with.