6 ft Cedar Dog Ear Privacy Fence with Walk Gate on S Boston Pl in Tulsa, OK

Fence System Details
Includes details of a 6-Foot Wood Fence installation in Tulsa. This Residential fencing project built by Empire Fence Company may include other types of fences or fence materials as specified below.
This job runs 195 feet of six foot cedar around the back and sides of the property, with a four foot walk gate set into the line. Dog ear pickets sit on three Douglas fir backrails and galvanized ring shank nails, which grip the wood far better than smooth nails once seasonal humidity starts working on the boards. The posts are square steel, set in concrete, and they decide how a long run looks in ten years. A wood post twists as it dries, while steel holds the spacing it was set at. Longer city lots like this one in Tulsa show that difference clearly along the back property line.
Privacy Fence 6' Cedar Dog Ear on Steel Posts
This 195 foot run does the heavy lifting on the property, closing the back and side yards in six foot cedar. Galvanized ring shank nails hold the pickets to three fir backrails, so the boards stay put through wet springs and dry summers.
5/8″ x 3.5″ x 6′ Cedar Fence Pickets
2 1/2″ Square Steel Fence Posts, Set in Concrete
(3) Douglas Fir 2×4 Fence Backrails
Galvanized Ring Shank Nails
Privacy Fence Walk Gate
A four foot walk gate gives you a way into the yard without cutting through the house. A gate gets used thousands of times while the fence beside it simply stands there, so we build ours in house and hang them accordingly.
Heavy-Duty Hinges For Reliable Opening And Closing
Secure Gate Latch For Dependable Security And Easy Access
Sturdy Backrails Ensure Long-Lasting Support And Stability
Galvanized Fasteners Provide Rust-Resistant Durability
Crafted From The Same Material As The Privacy Fence For A Seamless Look

