Posted by notjustair on June 27, 2013 at 13:56:47 from (174.238.66.51):
In Reply to: O/T 3-Rail White Fence posted by indianabuckman on June 27, 2013 at 11:52:59:
Good grief, that's a good bit of money. Wood? Composite? I'd think that you should be able to do it with wood for less than half that. How long of a run between posts? If you go too far the span will sag and it will never hold cattle or horses. You know how much they love to lean on a fence. The only way I can see a fence like that with a large span holding a critter is to run a hot wire on the inside at the same height as the top rail. I'd probably do that anyway, as it will help you fence stay sturdy and straight A LOT longer.
Of course, this all hinges on whether you are doing it or hiring it done. I would likely be voted out of a family of tightwads if I hired someone to build fence.
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