Paying to have a new fence built is expensive! Do this instead.
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День томуHow to DIY an 8 foot horizontal board on board cap and trim fence (with fence gates)! I easily saved $$$ and built my own fence like a PRO.
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@MakerGray 13 днів тому
More info: This fence is about 200 linear feet and after digging the holes with help, the project took me about 2 weeks completely working alone (sorry for leaving that info out of the video!) I helped Pete do about the same distance on his fence and together, we knocked out all of the framing and started pickets in one day... so having a helper goes much faster! Stay tuned for many more projects and check out more of my Outdoor Projects here! bit.ly/3ttNBqI
@porkchop0711 11 днів тому
Wow love it
@mariop725 11 днів тому
Awesome job!! Did you have to stain the backside also?
@ginamyers8582 9 днів тому
How many feet was your fence total? I've seen horizontal fences but never board on board. I absolutely love it!! Thank you for posting!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
@@mariop725 Not yet but I believe I will. Thanks!!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
@@ginamyers8582 Thank you!! About 200'. Thanks for watching!
@gizmorow21 11 днів тому
There's nothing like getting a quote from a fencing contractor,to give you the motivation to do it yourself,great job.
@AndyDeBrunner 9 днів тому
That has been my experience with damn near every trade service quote I've ever gotten! Flooring, painting, drywall, framing, HVAC. Ended up doing everything myself after getting quotes on all of it. I also did drywall finishing work myself but I'd defiinitely hire that out if I had to do it again. It sucks to do and the end product (in my case) highlighted a very clear learning curve.
@ravenlorans 8 днів тому
IF You are Physically Able to do it yourself...
@debbralehrman5957 7 днів тому
😂😂😂So true on any quote. 👍🏼
@CaptDiwral 7 днів тому
I had to call in a contractor to come with some man power to install a Canterlevered gate. They charged $5000 bucks for a 60 ft section with a 14ft wide canterlevered gate. The gate itself is 26ft long so I couldnt do that by myself and my wife and her kid cant even begin to help 😂 If it wouldnt for actually needing physical help I would have never used these so called Professionals
@oliviastar3812 5 днів тому
@@AndyDeBrunner we might as well have with a greenhouse roofing job some cowboys ripped off an elderly lady for ... Hope their consciences (if they have any) are troubled by what they've done.
@video80634 10 днів тому
The problem when people cement posts in the ground, they usually only put the minimum amount in the ground, then fill the hole with dirt. Dirt retains water and will eventually rot the post. Simple solution to avoid the tar paper you demo'd here in this video is to just fill up the hole with cement making sure the cement is above ground. Then crown the cement at the top so it will repeal water. I did this to my fence 24 years ago and it's still holding strong.
@MakerBoyOldBoy 9 днів тому
I replaced 4x4 redwood posts without knowing this and rotting occurred later. Great tip. Good info on comments. Perhaps, pressure treated? Perhaps restoration technique of epoxy/acetone soaking an drying cycles and then coating with hot tar. Very lengthy alternatives but certainly preferable to redwood rotting and replacement.
@ravenlorans 8 днів тому
When I put in my Power Pole, I Coated the Base with Tar to as Deep/High as it needed to go. That way Water can't soak in..
@ravenlorans 8 днів тому
@@MakerBoyOldBoy Coating with Tar also helps.
@rawpraisehorn 7 днів тому
A few posts( regular pressure treated wood fence posts ) I used cement , the rest of them , no cement . Instead I used round gravel and tamped the gravel in hard , all around the posts . Many years later ALL of the cemented posts rotted out , NONE of the tamped in gravel posts rotted but were all in very good shape . We lived in a very wet part of the Cascade Mountains back then.
@joycedudzinski9415 7 днів тому
I had several fence poles rot doing your procedure.
@joanrobinson9193 11 днів тому
I wish my fence contractor had put in even half the effort you did on this build! Your fence is gorgeous and it will obviously last decades!
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
Thank you so much! I sure hope so!
@XC-Z-cv8qw 8 днів тому
That's because contractors are incentivized to minimize cost and labor and maximize profit. They literally will not put in the effort if they can help it. Then, they'll just shrug their shoulders and demand the thousands of dollars you now owe them.
@Chafalota 7 днів тому
If you want things done right, you have to do it yourself
@Chafalota 7 днів тому
@@XC-Z-cv8qw 👍🏼👍🏼💯💯💯💯💯💯
@mresmith4302 12 днів тому
the post saver is a great idea, however you can also use roof cement as a much cheaper option (usually around $10 for a gallon at home depot). It rolls on and is water proof.
@samadamms3432 11 днів тому
Roof coating is better, rolls on easier and dries faster. Many roofing cements are basically just tar, and don’t dry for a long time.
@johnboylong40 7 днів тому
I used motor oil and diesel mix. It soaks in and it’s gonna still be there long after I’m toes up in the ground just like my fence posts. Lol
@XACIREMA 4 дні тому
@@johnboylong40this is one of those tribal knowledge methods that people want no part in lol. I usually do your method mentioned or asphalt paint for buried posts. It'll last forever
@OweEyeSea 8 днів тому
Nicely done! Looks more professional than a lot of contractors' builds.
@jeffstone2585 7 днів тому
Beautiful fence. You did a better job than a lot of contractors would have done and saved yourself a pile of cash.
@MakerGray 7 днів тому
Thank you!
@samagon00 11 днів тому
when using a vehicle to pull things out of the ground like this, toss the spare tire under the chain as close to the thing you are pulling out, that way, the force is transferred from pulling sideways, to pulling up. you will disturb less of the ground, and the actual pulling will be even more effortless.
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
That's a great tip. Thanks!!
@ELCADAROSA 9 днів тому
Yes! I did something similar when removing concrete & steel fence posts years ago. The ground around the posts was soft from rain, so I temporarily anchored a piece of wood post at the base of the steel post to be removed as a pivot point. It worked very well.
@mhenlopotter1612 12 днів тому
Awesome of you to include a cost breakdown. I'd like to see a rough estimate how many hours of work you put in in, though. Anyways, I love the look of the fence and the work is properly executed. It will surely bring happiness for a loooooong time 😃
@GUIDE_Nico 9 днів тому
i am even more cynical on this. you really need to toe the line in any project with... how much time do I have, how accurate / skilled am I for this job, cost of ( rental )equipment.
@mastershepherd3777 7 днів тому
I doubt her costs are accurate. The Stainless steel nails she claimed to use would have been $1k easy by themselves. Did she include the sales tax that us people without a UKposts business would have to pay? I also assume the quotes from the fence company didn't include all the details she put in (such as stainless steel nails and staining).
@MakerGray 7 днів тому
@@mastershepherd3777 I made sure my costs were very accurate. The nails I used are linked in the materials list in the description so you can click and see for yourself that the cost was wayyyy under $1k. I payed just as much sales tax as any other normal person (not aware of any UKposts business tax free situation).
@MakerGray 6 днів тому
Thanks! After the post holes, I worked solo and it took me about 2 weeks total. However, I just helped Pete on his same exact fence (about the same distance) and we knocked out all of the frame and got 3 bays of pickets done in one day. Having a helper helps a ton in time savings!
@XACIREMA 4 дні тому
@@GUIDE_Nico I don't buy it either. Maybe it's regional.
@SK-hj8ss 10 днів тому
You built a really nice fence. Good job. I can't 100% be certain but I think the old fence was salvageable. You could disassemble where needed and reinforce with screws or brackets. Then you could soda blast the entire fence and it would look like brand new wood. Then stain it with the stain that you used. I think this would have worked great. I highly recommend you seal your fence with a product like PWS-8. Professional Water Sealant. This will form a near perfect water barrier and keep it looking brand new for many years.
@mattbrown9631 8 днів тому
what is soda blast?
@Abuelitahere 8 днів тому
I think they mean a power washer..
@SK-hj8ss 8 днів тому
@@mattbrown9631 Baking soda. Calcium carbonate. There are several different types of abrasive blasting medium. Glass, walnut, soda, metal shot. Soda is the softest medium to blast with. You don't want to use an something too abrasive on this wood. Either soda or walnut or fine glass. They use metal BBs to clean off and refurbish tanks. That would blast right through this wood.
@rrb79 8 днів тому
Was thinking the same. The old fence just needed reinforcement and a power wash. But yolo for some.
@yellowbird5411 7 днів тому
My thought exactly. The fence looked bad because no one had made efforts to make repairs as the fence aged. But the uprights looked good and the panels didn't look bad either. For some on a budget, they would love to have had that load donated to them for reassembly. I have exactly the fence she had. I have a maintenance man who periodically replaces panel boards or cross members as needed, as we have a termite problem in this neighborhood. The cost of a new fence will bring tears to your eyes, starting around $10,000, depending on what materials you use. As you mentioned, pressure washing leaves fences looking brand new. I had my handyman do that on the fence at a rental I own, and I was absolutely floored at what looked like a fence that had just been built. I couldn't believe it. I'm all for saving money and salvaging what already works.
@markbrown2296 12 днів тому
I am beyond amazed at the quality of this video and this fence job! Incredible work!
@MakerGray 12 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@JamieSaives 10 днів тому
Thanks for posting such an informative and comprehensive video. Your fence looks GREAT and is the envy of the neighborhood! The "hater" commenters simply don't get it. This project was less about saving money versus creating a fence you love! Plus, you know it's built right, because YOU DID IT! Good on ya!!!
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
You get it!! Thank you so much :)
@stellah1643 9 днів тому
Showing the outside of the fence would have been nice to see how it looked as well. Interesting and informative, thanks.
@ShipperChick 8 днів тому
There is a view of the outside when she is working on the gate.
@jackcoats4146 11 днів тому
We did this but re-used the posts that were OK and put in solar panels for the fence. It does generate power, about 1/3 of what it could produce if oriented correctly. Great way to start for a 'no space' solar.
@HefHeresy 8 днів тому
Get a battery to store that energy then run lights across the fence. Have the battery feed the lights power and you have a well lit yard for no cost energy* cost!
@RodgerDodger196 7 днів тому
A SOLAR FENCE!! That’s A NIFTY IDEA!!👍
@fuegoman45 12 днів тому
I’ve seen a lot of fence building videos. This is by far the best. Outstanding work!!! 🤙
@MakerGray 12 днів тому
Ahhhh thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
@iSharpGaming 9 днів тому
$19,000 for a fence. Or for this exact fence? The board on board is what makes it the most expensive. And the removal of fence is around $500. Definitely saved yourself a lot of money! Way to go!
@tanyahamilton5902 8 днів тому
Wow, great job! Looks like you had the fence done professionally. I bet you feel great about the finished result! Thanks for sharing!
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
Thank you so much!! I'm very proud of it :)
@meyerwhite1427 10 днів тому
It’s brilliant you did this. I’m in tbe UK and can barely afford for a tradesperson to come in and to tbe majority of jobs that need doing. They’re pricing their work out of so many markets so all we can do is DIY. Thankfully, UKposts has made that so much easier to learn these skills with videos like yours!
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Yes! Thats what this channel is all about. Helping people to do these things themselves. Thank you so much for the comment and for watching :)
@lauresander645 11 днів тому
You are amazing. You explained each step in easy to understand terms.
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
So glad it was helpful! Thank you!
@Exploitiv 7 днів тому
I live in Huntington Beach ca, my fence line is half your size and I was quoted $21,000 but it would be done in 2 days. Back when I was younger we build a fence in my grandparents property in the early 90’s we DIY it and it cost $400 for the materials. But anywho love your build and it looks amazing.
@beltanewalk8797 11 днів тому
I wanted my posts 6 feet apart so that's how far apart we set the holes, that made me smile.
@c7adventures376 9 днів тому
As long as its less than 8ft, you can do what you like. 👍🤠
@mattbrown9631 8 днів тому
@@c7adventures376 ?
@mariomaro7 9 днів тому
Now you can offer to build others the same fence for 20 grand! That looks gorgeous 😍
@josesoto6793 9 днів тому
I wish you were my neighbor. I would pay you to do this for my yard. This is beautiful and I love the way the fence is left to right instead of up and down. Great job!!!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
I wish you were my neighbor too haha. Thank you so much!
@DarkDioStudio 13 днів тому
Amazing work. I also love the privacy aspect of it. A lot of hard work and it definitely paid off. Well done!!
@MakerGray 13 днів тому
Thank you so much!!
@Cocoatreat 5 днів тому
I love it!!! Great to know that women can do this!! Excellent job… i have been working on a gate for myself ….& i wanted something different….you gave me ideas!! For some reason, i have always been great at wood!! I never was exposed to this.. but after paying a handy man to repair my deck, i did it much better! I am also going to rebuild my pergola!! Thanks for your inspiration!!! I also work in a male dominated industry as an aircraft mechanic …..but i consider myself pretty handy!!! Thank you!!!
@amuxdao1 11 днів тому
Impressive! I like some of the great ideas and detailed explanations, the most important part is the video editing and going straight to the point.
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
Thank you! Really appreciate that!
@aca2410 7 днів тому
This fence is insane. Great work! Great precision. Wish I had this video before I built one
@LouieLouie505 5 днів тому
Your gate brace will work with gravity if you put the top of the brace away from the hinges and the bottom of the brace on the hinge post (opposite of what you showed in your video). The load of the gate ('heaviest' because it is farthest from the post and the ground) is at the top far corner and you want to direct the load down to the post. You did such an admirable job with that project.
@JessieI 3 дні тому
I brought my SO in to watch just because of the augers, but he was so impressed with you and your work he stayed awake for the entire video, we both are; GREAT JOB, LOOKS FANTASTIC!!
@MakerGray 2 дні тому
:) Thank you so much!!
@roguea987 11 днів тому
I don't know why we build fences the way we do in America. Having watched so many UK gardening shows. I think they have a much smarter way of doing it. They use concrete posts that the horizontal fence panels just slide down between. All the panels can be made as an assembly and then the whole thing just slots in. Never have to worry about post rot and individual panels can be replaced when needed. It also seems less expensive. The panels and posts, with rock face concrete base panels and 40 bags of post mix for 150ft of fence (3 sides of 50 feet) can all be purchased for under $1800 USD with the VAT included. Don't get me wrong, this is a beautiful fence. I just think its weird that we haven't adopted the UK way. We spend so much money on fencing, you'd think we'd want it to last for a long time.
@triciac1019 11 днів тому
We have those in Utah.
@johnnyfive-bc 10 днів тому
i dont think you can get those materials in USA and if so I have no clue where.
@jennyanimal9046 10 днів тому
Can you send me a link please if you can find one so I can see
@l7le 10 днів тому
@@jennyanimal9046 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/q2KkiKybjXiWkqs.html
@jasoncomparetto 9 днів тому
can you send me a link to where you can get these?
@DestinL 11 днів тому
Step 1: Hire Pete.
@fredrick755able 10 днів тому
Exactly!
@MakerGray 6 днів тому
😂For real! He's a workhorse!
@pamreith3491 9 днів тому
Everything is beautiful, love all the roses!! You have your own paradise right in front of you!!!!!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thats the goal! Thank you so much :)
@shinese16 18 годин тому
Absolutely love how this turned out. I did a similar fence project for my home but not the double board look so there are small spaces between each board. Now I want to double board lol. Great video.
@terriblejustawful2825 9 днів тому
Black Jack Rubr-Coat #57 is an inexpensive waterproofing membrane you can paint on the bottom of the posts. I first learned about a little while back when I was building a chicken coop. Painted the entire bottom of the coop in that and it made it fully water proof and had held up to not just the moisture, but the ammonia present in the chickens waste. The reason the few inches of post at ground level had rot is due to the soil microbes. They live in the top 3" inches of soil and will do what they do so well.. break down wood. When putting posts in the ground, your best bet for longevity is to offer a protective coating (either the sleeve mentioned in this video or a 6" band of painted in Black Jack #57) spanning about an 1-2" above the soil line going down about 4-5" underground. That will create a great waterproof barrier that will prevent the soil bacteria and fungi from degrading your posts. Beautiful fence, btw Hats off to your friend for helping you with the project. Friends like that are worth their weight in gold!
@Chafalota 7 днів тому
This info is very helpful 👍🏼👍🏼💯💯💯💯💯💯
@steve586586 5 днів тому
Great job, the fence looks awesome! I can't believe what a difference that stain makes. 👍
@user-ei1oe1od2d 5 днів тому
You won't believe how many fence videos I've seen & this is by far the best one. Thanks! 👏 #yourthegoat
@MakerGray 4 дні тому
I appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching :)
@valleyforgedgoblin 11 днів тому
We're about to start a project lile this and this simplifies the steps a great deal! Thank you!
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
So glad it was helpful! Enjoy the build!
@beahernandez5761 10 днів тому
Happy you gave credit where credit was due! We build our fence after watching Aprils build years ago! Was the best investment we ever made! Thank you for crunching those numbers. Didn’t realize what that investment looked like till now. Amazing video!!!!!
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Credit due for sure :) And yes, definitely a wonderful investment! I'm so glad to hear you built one. Thank you so much!
@robertnorris1808 10 днів тому
Beautiful job and well done video. You made each step easy to follow and understand and with the price breakdown you showed that it is something some property owners might do themselves and like you get a major cost difference. Thanks for sharing this project with us.
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@robertajay9053 10 днів тому
You make it look so effortless. Love it.
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@EsssPee 11 днів тому
Tx, much appreciated, very helpful & well done(fence & how to video.) As fyi, while the tar sleeves are very slick, I dipped my posts in a bucket of tar before concreting in… over 30 years ago & they’re still standing firm.
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Thank you! And great to hear about the tar!
@jennifermcalchemy9816 10 днів тому
Gorgeous! You made it look easy!
@siryba8855 8 днів тому
This is excellent and practical advice (especially the fence post savers). Thanks for the video.
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
LOVE the postsavers! Thank you!
@EthanCarterDesigns 13 днів тому
What a beautiful upgrade! Came out amazing!
@MakerGray 13 днів тому
Thank you so much Ethan!!
@wheniamhome 58 хвилин тому
love this style fence. great job!!!
@melissaabraham8826 13 днів тому
Definitely love the design of the fence very beautiful great job on the work
@MakerGray 13 днів тому
Thank you! I appreciate it!
@digitaloracle3079 3 дні тому
It is a great job and quite the savings at 1/3 of the estimate. I sincerely envy the final product. The biggest factor is often time/labor. When I have done things like this in the past, it is gratifying in a way, but I simply don't have the time for projects like that. My fence is terrible (if we didn't have dogs, I'd simply opt to remove it) and there's actually a contractor who does odd jobs for us that's been slowly replacing all of the posts as we speak, getting through a handful each day he comes (there's no access to bring a large vehicle or equipment, so it's all by hand so again, not something I have the time for).
@RobHTech 5 днів тому
the fence after stained looks great.
@cackleberryfarm4598 7 днів тому
WOW! Turned out gorgeous!!!
@TheSharkShed 9 днів тому
What an amazing job! This looks amazing and you did a great job. Gave me several ideas for my fence replacement.
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you!
@j10001 11 днів тому
Gorgeous fence!
@magi4z280 6 днів тому
Great job and appreciate the budget numbers.
@ChaiLatte13 10 днів тому
Very nice. I really like the stain color you chose.
@supermodestmouse 3 дні тому
beautiful work :) thank you for documenting and sharing!
@offgrid4peace 5 годин тому
Absolutely stunning
@poshohono944 13 днів тому
I usually use a can or two of pruning spray to protect my posts at ground level. It’s fast and cheap
@Cerceify 11 днів тому
That gate stabilizer is really a good item. I've used cable before. My last decent project was plastic picket fencing. It's getting fragile now. The panels have pickets too far apart so my terriers learned to walk through it. Nothing has changed in ten years except the ornamental tops of the picket are breaking off. Still cant get a panel dogs can run through. Maybe I'll try gluing more pickets but that's more money.
@Burbankelly 9 днів тому
Beautiful! It makes so much more sense! Great work!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you so much!
@stephaniepalmer4529 5 днів тому
What a beautiful fence. Thank you for sharing
@MakerGray 5 днів тому
Thank you for watching!
@donnabacon4681 5 днів тому
Beautiful!!! Great job!!
@InDadequate 6 днів тому
if it is any indication, its 4am in the morning and im watching you build a fence, fantastic job!
@justme4376 8 днів тому
I’m going to follow this step for step when we do our fence(a lot smaller area so shouldn’t be too bad)
@groovy1937 10 днів тому
I love this fence and how well engineered you designed it and also built it. Fence perfection. My municipality only allows a six foot high fence - I wish they allowed 8 feet ! I built a fence back in 2017 and went with the horizonal look with a small gap between the boards. My house is mid-century so this look is more fitting and I love it!. I wish I would have known about the post sleeves - probably didn't have them in 2017. My fence is still perfect and strong. I used the Sika post set foam for the posts and it has been perfect. Anyway, this fence you built is awesome and better than what you would have paid someone to build.
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Your fence sounds wonderful! And so interesting about your using the Sika. I've had good results with that stuff! Thank you so much :)
@georgiee00 9 днів тому
there's so many great tips in this video ! thank you so much for sharing :) ill definately be referencing this a lot in a future project
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
Great! Thank you much!
@user-cj4ry4is3h 7 днів тому
I love cedar!!!This is actually, good to know! Beautiful!!!
@JERRYBRISENO 10 днів тому
Simple and cost effective!! Great work!! 👍🏻
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you!
@JERRYBRISENO 9 днів тому
@@MakerGray you're welcome 😎👍
@jwright4222 8 днів тому
Beautiful and professional job ! 👌
@brianburke3665 10 днів тому
Great Video. You didn't skimp on any aspect. Fence looks Great!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you! Hope to have it for many years
@Lucas-vd2gx 10 днів тому
Wow this video was fun to watch! Straight to the point, simple, well paced and well done! Subscribed!
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! And welcome!
@debbiethompson6240 11 днів тому
Great tutorial on a beautiful fence.
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@roxweinzel7436 7 днів тому
So perfect. Love it
@philipseisman1599 9 днів тому
Stunning work!
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
Many thanks!
@NathanHarrison7 9 днів тому
That is a beautiful fence. A very well-made and beautiful fence. And a lot of work. Subscribed.
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you very much and welcome!
@TheRealBobHickman 13 днів тому
Looks fantastic, great job
@MakerGray 13 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@preciosaskreations4715 10 днів тому
Your helpers did a great job.
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
They really did :) So grateful for their help!
@pat4005 8 днів тому
I love your fence and gate! It looks awesome. 😊 As a long-time "Do-it-yourself" gal, I doubly appreciate it! Your video breakdown was so easy to follow and nicely edited too. Subbed of course!
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
Thank you so much! And welcome!!
@jalamoura_hair 4 години тому
I'm watching at 4AM you did an amazing job ❤❤❤❤❤
@MrCaprinut 9 днів тому
That looks amazing! Great work!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you!
@vincentfalbo9795 19 годин тому
This was so cool. Great job.
@MakerGray 18 годин тому
Thanks so much!
@bitrudder3792 23 години тому
Best case I've ever seen for buying a home with a lot adjacent to a green belt!!!
@RodgerDodger196 7 днів тому
BEAUTIFUL FENCE!!
@MakerGray 6 днів тому
Thank you!
@judybesse4058 8 днів тому
WOW absolutely gorgeous!!!
@MakerGray 7 днів тому
Thank you so much!
@paralyl 4 дні тому
Your fence is so beautiful! It’s spectacular, I love it so much! Your doggie will love it too!
@MakerGray 4 дні тому
Thank you so much!
@hassanbazzi3545 7 днів тому
Wow. Well done 👏👏👏
@triciac1019 11 днів тому
That is just so beautiful!
@MakerGray 11 днів тому
Thank you! We think so too!
@yvettewaters-albright7385 5 днів тому
Beautiful, great job
@fundamental1020 10 днів тому
Your fence is terrific. I am inspired!!🎉
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Thank you!
@LoisLeonora 10 днів тому
The fence is beautiful!
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Thank you! We are so happy with it!
@ZivaHadar 12 днів тому
Beautiful work.
@MakerGray 12 днів тому
Thank you very much!
@muarbox 8 днів тому
Good job lady! Thanks for sharing!! 👍👍👍
@MakerGray 7 днів тому
Thanks for watching!
@RobbieBrown-mw2xq 8 днів тому
Excellent!! You have inspired me to attempt! Great video
@MakerGray 7 днів тому
Wonderful thank you!
@McshellMcDermott 13 днів тому
😂 the entire time I’m looking at the neighbors fence thinking why is it built backwards so someone can climb in from the outside.
@mendymorris335 12 днів тому
Because some people want the smooth side on the inside of their yard duh
@californiadreamer2580 11 днів тому
Yeah, I agree. Where I live, wood fences were never built with the smooth side in, although there could be board on board for each side, so neighboring properties had the same view on each side, depending on zoning. Not such an issue somewhere with ag zoning. In fact community codes and permitting everywhere residentially zoned that I have lived, including now, will not allow this in a residential area.
@californiadreamer2580 11 днів тому
@@mendymorris335although the fence is lovely for her, if she tried to build it like that in my area, she would never be granted a building permit. If she built it without a permit, code enforcement would make her remove it. So it all depends where one lives and what your property zoning is. I don't live in a particularly upscale town, either.
@gregpendrey6711 11 днів тому
They will enforce at intersections for driver safety. Don't take that wood cuz I would reuse it.
@SuperTrb0 10 днів тому
Technically the design she went with would allow her to run boards on the other side and the fence would look pretty much the same on both sides with just the poles showing. It would make it hard to climb. Let’s be honest though, nobody is going to climb a fence when they can just use a knife to pick up the latch on the gate and gain access to the back yard. Criminals typically take the lowest effort route.
@nsanerydah 12 днів тому
Wonder if the HOA will allow me to use a horizontal fence instead of the vertical one everyone has…. Great video!
@MakerGray 12 днів тому
I hope so! Its a great look. Thanks so much!
@BarbaraM-lv7pe 9 днів тому
Check your covenants. If everyone has the same exact fence, then that will most likely be your future one, too.
@decisionsdecisions8906 10 днів тому
Wasn’t sure at first when you were lapping the panels but I actually really love the style well done you should be proud
@MakerGray 10 днів тому
Thank you!
@justagirlsd3000 9 днів тому
I wish we had waterproofed like you did. Great job by the way!
@MakerGray 9 днів тому
Those Postsaver sleeves sure are great insurance. Thank you!
@denisetaylor8279 6 днів тому
Well done!!!🎉
@kemosabedriv 6 днів тому
Beautiful job
@Vchemsilabratvpravde 6 днів тому
Great job! It looks really nice
@MakerGray 6 днів тому
Thank you! 😊
@betterlivingonabudget 9 днів тому
Seriously impressive!
@MakerGray 8 днів тому
Thanks!
@curtmuhlenberg9363 2 дні тому
Fantastic!!! Thanks for the cos breakdown! Works out to be around R126 000 in South African money. Be interesting to see what it would cost here. I would like to do a similar fence, and now the planning phase starts.
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