Lankford Associates Landscape Architects I suggest using your local materials for the construction. Western red cedar is a soft wood and resistant to rot. If there is a local product that is similar in your region I would use it. Otherwise, a hard wood from your region to build the lath and caps from. I still suggest using pressure treated timber for the in ground posts or if not pressure treated, set the posts in brackets, set in concrete.

We also have nice local stone. I do try to source close to home. I would like to see any examples of rock you export, but I have found the transportation costs are prohibitive and unless we have a client with a specific look that would only use that stone, we would probably source locally.

Scott,

Apostle Lefoko Omphitlhetse Morning. thanks for your answer, The place is about 500km from where iam staying, i will go and shoot photos then i will email them to you. stay blessed

Lankford Associates Landscape Architects Hi There,

The posts are pressure treated 4x4 at 6' on center they are fascia with 1x cedar. The top cap is 2x6 cedar with a beveled top for drainage. The rails are 2x4 cedar top and bottom with a 1x4 fascia over the lath. The lath is 1x2 cedar at 6" on center. Hope this helps.

brscruggs I love this fence! Can you provide me with the design and materials? I haven't seen one like it before. Thank you! .....Belinda

Lankford Associates Landscape Architects Hi There, this is sweet autumn clematis, Clematis dioscoreifolia or C. paniculata.