LOVE!

10 years ago

This is a praise, not a question. Thank you x 1000 for posting this. I have needed a fence forever and delayed because, well, they are usually really ugly and block the beautiful view of my creek and the amazing moss on the banks. At this very moment, contractors are putting the finishing touches to my new fence that is going to look a whole lot like this deck railing. It is gorgeous and perfect, and I would never have thought to combine these materials myself. THANKS!

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Ignacio Salas-Humara Architect LLC

10 years ago

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you ran across the photo. Our challenge was to produce an inexpensive railing that didn't block the view.

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rudy4dawgs
Original Author
10 years ago
Actually, now that I'm thinking about it... I may see if they can cut out the small slats in my deck railing and replace it with the wire panels. I'd keep the white paint, but let the wire freshen up the (stifiling) traditional bones of the house.

The fence in the background of this pic is my neighbors', not my new fence. FYI
Laura Adzich-Brander
9 years ago
what are the wire panels.... doing a deck railing this summer that has an amazing view
rudy4dawgs
Original Author
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Different people call it different things, at least around here. Either goat panel or hog panel welded wire.

Here's the fence I just had installed - in the midst of aging it, as you can see. Love it. Deck is next.
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Ignacio Salas-Humara Architect LLC
9 years ago
Looking good!
Laura Adzich-Brander
9 years ago
is it welded mesh? and what is the grid size?
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Quality Wire Products Co W.L.L
8 years ago
@laura Yes it is welded wire mesh
Kyle Houston
6 years ago
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