6 ft Cedar Dog Ear Privacy Fence on S 94th E Ave in Tulsa, OK

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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.

Three hundred two feet is a complete perimeter, and length is its own engineering problem. A run this long shows every mistake, because a single post out of plumb reads as a bend when you sight down the fence from the corner. Square steel posts set in concrete give us a consistent, unmoving anchor every eight feet or so, and the three backrail frame keeps the cedar from cupping outward in the middle of a bay. Oklahoma clay expands and contracts hard between a wet spring and a dry August, which is exactly the cycle that walks wood posts out of line. Larger Tulsa lots like this one earn back that investment quickly.

Privacy Fence 6' Cedar Dog Ear on Steel Posts

At 302 feet, this run wraps the property completely. Square steel posts set in concrete are what hold a line that long in a straight sight line, and the three backrail frame keeps the cedar flat in the middle of each bay.

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

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