WOOD GARDEN FENCE  #2

This Wooden Fence is Base Price + 19% (w/Pattern Blocks).
Base Price + 14% w/o Pattern Blocks.
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To a Maximum 60″ width

San Anselmo, CA

This image illustrates our Garden Fence Panels with Cantilevered Corners, often employed at one or more featured corners of a well-exposed front Yard Fence.
Sleepy Hollow, Marin County, CA .

The Cantilevered Corners vary in cost, depending on the fence style. Maximum 24″ x 24″. For more Information on Cantilevered Corners.

San Anselmo, CA

A house at the end of a street. A house at the end of very nice street in a very nice neighborhood. And yet where is the house? To the approaching visitor or guest or even passersby, the house is NOT what first greets one upon approach. It is, of course, the fence and the gate. Exposing themselves in all their glory to the social graces of a home, a neighborhood, a community.

“Well hello. How nice to see you. Won’t you please come in?”
“Why thank you, Gigi. “

San Anselmo, CA

Often, the entry gate of extended wooden fences will accentuate the welcome by use of a recessed foyer. Shown here with Garden Gate #79.

Below, the front walk, the length of which often constitutes our Gigi’s only veritable exercise in the course of a given day. Sashaying it’s length to fetch her daily mail at the entry gate. Touching the gate. Pausing, often, to caress the entry gate as if summoning beauty, summoning it back down the long walk to the house.

San Anselmo, CA

The front Garden Gate #79 within a recessed foyer. The entrance at 60″ wide and funneling down to the gate at 42″ wide.

San Anselmo, CA

The lower and upper open picket style for many of Prowell’s Wooden Fence Panels essentially ‘shares’ the landscaping with those outside the property-line. Shown with Pattern Blocks.

San Anselmo, CA

Fence #2 photographed 21 years later. Weathered to a silvery grey.

Highland, NY
(w/Pattern Blocks)

Fifteen panels of the fence style #2-11 shown with Double Gates style #52 and a pair of Lighted Columns style #10.

A series of winter photos sent in a little over ten years after installation.

Highland, NY

Although we never received site photos of the original installation in 2009, our homeowners wrote in March of 2018 inquiring about the best approach to revitalizing their original finish, which in turn resulted in a few wonderful current photos in the middle of winter. Nothing too enlightening to those of you blessed with real seasons, but for those of us in California, they make for a dreamy scene.

Ross, CA (Marin County)
Without Pattern Blocks

Wood Fence Panel #2-1 bordering a long driveway belonging to the founders of San Francisco’s veritable Trader Vics restaurant. This may very weLl be the original Fence style #2, as the pickets appear to be only 3/4″ thick.

Portland, Oregon
Without Pattern Blocks

Wood Garden Fence Panel #2-2 in Oregon. Without Pattern Blocks.

Fence 2-2 was finished by the homeowner with a Sikkens two-part stain and seal. Prowell no longer recommends such finishes as the top seal coat will in short order peel, crack, and yellow if exposed to the sunlight. Maintaining such a finish requires more than most of us are willing to manage. Unless of course you own a classic wood boat and are accustomed to being enslaved.

Portland, OR

We might consider this as a featured placement, with the Prowell fence as an ornamental contributor to the interior design?

Portland, OR

Chicago, Illinois
Without Pattern Blocks

Prowell’s Wood Fence #2-4 on a corner lot in South Chicago. A house of some historical significance that has been renovated and polished but for the single section of the original fence, which appears to stand as a prideful reminder of its historical roots. Installed several years before, Prowell’s Garden Fence has weathered to a subtle gray. To help illustrate the fine line regarding finishes on a front fence, imagine this if it were painted the bluish color of the house body or the white of the trim or the earthy tone of the brick. The result would be a fence that is far more visually established in a neighborhood where there appear to be no other front fence-lines. Allowing it to weather and meld somewhat into the landscape has resulted in a more muted presence.

Chicago, Illinois

Wintry scene of Wood Fence Panel #2-4 just months after installation. The grade of cedar, combined with the methods of construction, give us a result that is impervious to the coldest winters and hottest summers.

Chicago, Illinois

With a Garden Fence that has a front-and-center assembly hugging the walk, there is the courtesy of an open picket design and an overall height that prevents its segregation from the neighboring lots. This is important: these are old, established neighborhoods with long-term residents unaccustomed to being bordered by privacy fences.

Most municipal codes require front fences be no more than 42″ height for the first 15′ from the front sidewalk.

Chicago, Illinois

We include this photo of the original stake fence. With its own inimitable charm.

Chicago, Illinois

Below, Our patron, as a member of the University of Chicago medical team in Haiti, offering their much needed skills in the wake of the devastating earthquake of 2009.

Lawrence, Kansas
With Pattern Blocks

Garden Wood Fence #2-5 in Kansas. Here our homeowners have chosen to include the gabled top rails. Although we don’t provide a specific page showing this detail, it can be seen on one of the Fence Panel #19 photos. The gabled top rail simply allows those panels restricted to 60″ net width the extend another foot to 72″ by providing a rigid top spline.

Lawrence, Kansas

From an ignoble past, Alejandro repents for a fresh start in Kansas. But the past is the past and soon he gives in to the old ways; the whole git-up, the regalia, the brandishing of a natural machismo in a deranged conviction that the ranchero is under attack. Creatures, aliens, frogs, whatever . . . a belly of lead is of belly a lead.

Prowell’s Wood Fence Panels are identical on both sides.