Build a Redwood Fence In Five Easy Steps
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Build a Redwood Fence in Five Simple Steps
Introduction
Fences serve various purposes: they keep children and pets safe, define property boundaries, offer security and privacy, and enhance the look of your backyard with pools, spas, or decks.
Why Choose Redwood?
Redwood is a popular choice for fences due to its durability, attractive appearance, and resistance to warping, splitting, and checking.
DIY Redwood Fence: Easy Steps
Many homeowners opt to build their own redwood fences to save money. Here’s a straightforward guide from the California Redwood Association to help you build your own fence:
1. Design the Fence
Redwood fences typically feature a simple post, rail, and board design. The support structure consists of standard dimension lumber, while various board shapes and sizes add a unique style.
2. Choose Quality Materials
Select knot-textured "garden grades" of redwood for their performance and value. Use noncorrosive nails and hardware to prevent stains.
3. Set Redwood Posts
Setting posts is crucial for fence stability. They must be straight and evenly spaced, requiring precise measuring. Construction Heart grade redwood resists decay and insects, making it perfect for posts.
4. Attach Redwood Railings
Depending on the fence height, use two or three horizontal rails between the posts. Upper rails should sit on top of the posts for support. Bottom rails are typically toenailed, but placing a block underneath the joint adds support. Secure rails to posts with metal hardware, like "L" brackets.
5. Nail Redwood Fence Boards
Nailing the boards is the easiest part. To prevent splitting, predrill holes near the board ends. Use one nail per bearing for boards four inches wide or less, and two nails for wider boards.
Conclusion
Building a redwood fence can be a rewarding DIY project. With quality materials and careful planning, you can create a beautiful, durable addition to your property.
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