Why Dog-Ear Picket Fences Fit Traditional and Modern Homes
Dog-ear picket fencing screens a yard from view while still letting light and air pass through the gaps.
Color pairings that hold up in strong sun, panel styles that suit a ranch house and ones that do not, the small choices that decide whether a fence reads custom or catalog. Ideas here are drawn from yards we have finished and finishes you can actually order.
Dog-ear picket fencing screens a yard from view while still letting light and air pass through the gaps.
Clay-toned vinyl fencing gives a Los Angeles property a warm, earthy look that never needs repainting.
Rot, corrosion and insects wear down wood and metal fences over time, conditions gray vinyl simply does not react to.
Colored vinyl fencing holds its shade through sun, rain and cold without the fading a painted fence shows.
One fence line carries two vinyl colors, paired to secure a yard first and dress it up as the second job.
Driftwood vinyl brings a weathered wood look to Los Angeles yards without the rot, warping or repainting.
Arched picket fencing gives a Los Angeles yard a classic look that still works as a pool and pet barrier.
Tan vinyl brings a warm, low-maintenance color to Los Angeles yards that never needs a repaint.
Cedar-style vinyl fencing gives a Los Angeles yard real wood grain texture without the upkeep wood demands.
White vinyl fencing keeps its color in Los Angeles heat and needs nothing more than a rinse to stay clean.
Running the boards sideways gives a Los Angeles fence a clean, contemporary line most vertical styles don’t have.
Vinyl fence panels work as well framing an office park or hotel pool as they do marking a backyard or livestock line.
Three-rail ranch fencing brings a rustic look to a Los Angeles property built to take rough weather in stride.
Horizontal picket fencing swaps the classic upright slats for a sideways run with a more modern look.