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what wire material is use for the "invisible fence"?

14 years ago

Is it screwed to one side of the posts? Or is it set in between two layers of posts? Nice design!

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Envision Landscape Studio

14 years ago

Thank you, This is 1/4" Thick Galvanized Horse Fencing. We attached the Fencing to the back of 4x4 posts.

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mitoids
Original Author
14 years ago
last modified: 14 years ago
Thanks. Looks like you are in the SF Bay Area. Can I ask who in the area sells these kinds of fence panels? I have looked at many local fences and have not seen this material used. I've seen rebar sheets used nicely, but the guage of metal is much heavier and it rusts (not necessarily bad, but more visible).
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Envision Landscape Studio
14 years ago
Sure, Concord Feed in Pleasant Hill, if they don't have any in stock they can order what you need.
User
10 years ago
Did this fence come in a roll? Or was it in panel form?
torresdavisa
10 years ago
We are designing a fence like this on our own. We live in northern Virginia. I have looked for panels but haven't found any in the size we want. Everyone sells rolls but we want something stronger than that and want to staple panels to the inside of the posts. Tractor supply has rolls. I may order panels online.
PRO
Spring Greenworks LLC
5 years ago
Where did you source the chaise lounges?

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