FENCE PANEL 29

Fence Panel 29 is Base Price + 21%
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To a Maximum 60″ width

Wood Fence Panel 29 features intersecting grid patterns and a solid lower panel.

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A light whitewashed stain by the homeowner, sustaining the elements with an elasticity not present with paint. If you ignore it’s regular maintenance, it will simply lose its color gradually. Cedar fencing, when painted, must be allowed two weeks to acclimate to the local climate. You can prime, but the top coat should wait. More on exterior finishes, including paint, Click Here.  It  makes for an interesting, and educational read.

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The corner of our Custom Wood Fence Panel #29. The post caps are an early design of the current offerings, with the corner cap as a 2-tier lighted cap we no longer offer.
>>To Prowell’s Post Caps

And a rare glimpse of Prowell’s bastard identical twin brother, Chuck. A likeness drawn, we suspect, from the irresistible allure of their mother’s legendary beauty.

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We’ll include a before photo. A construction-based fence we’ve all seen a thousand times elsewhere that does little to accentuate or contribute to the existing residential architecture.

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The corner fence post with an earlier design of the Prowell’s lighted post cap.
* Note: We have since revised and simplified the Prowell Post Cap Style #1

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We include this photo to illustrate how NOT to crowd the grade. This fence panel appears to be in contact with the grade itself, whereas they are designed to enjoy a 2″ clearance from the festering bacteria of the lawn’s ecosystem. And although we’re working with the highest grade of cedar, it’s just good policy to follow the drawings accounting for a 2″ clearance.
Be sure to read through the step-by-step installation guide that ships with your product. Click Here

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IN-PROGRESS INSTALLATION for all Prowell FENCES.

1. Set the two end posts of a given run.
2. string a line between them.
3. start setting panels and posts, working down the line. With each post, it is set on a bed of 3″ pea gravel and with the same pea gravel 2/3rds the way up the hole, basically stabilizing the post in place. The panels are mounted to the posts with the pre-bored holes, insuring the lateral alignment of the posts.
4. Once completed with the run, return to fine-tune the post to the string line using a digging bar into the pea gravel.
5. Follow up with an 8″ cap of concrete with each post hole.
6. Cut the posts 3-3/4″ above the panel.
7. Pre-bore the post caps and seal their undersides before mounting.

Completion.
Stand back and be prepared for the kudos of admiring neighbors and passers-by who will surely weigh in on the quick transformation with the sort of remarks that no one tires of hearing.

Unless . . . suffering from the anxiety of performance art, exposed and on stage to the entire neighborhood, you more or less botch the above sequence to stand with a sheepish lopsided smile beside a listing lopsided post and to your surprise, your neighbors, your lovely neighbors, applaud your effort. They applaud you, faults and all, and from that day on the listing lopsided post remains as a testament to the blind faith we all have in one another.

To download the full PDF Installation Manual, Click Here.

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The garden gate #98-2 designed specifically for the garden fence style 29.

Base Cost + 12%.

Driveway Gate #29 was originally designed as an accompaniment to Fence Style #29.
To Driveway Gate #29.

A letterpress broadsheet made for Charles and Ben. Courtesy of Iota Press