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Add rustic charm to your property with a split-rail wood fence. Trust Ergeon for professional installation and exceptional craftsmanship.
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Popular split rail fence use case
Split rail fences can be built to suit a variety of uses and is great for residential uses, especially for large properties
Residential split rail fence
A residential split rail fence is a popular fencing option for homeowners. This type of fence is made up of two or three horizontal rails that are supported by vertical posts. Residential split rail fences are usually made of wood, but they can also be made of metal or plastic.
Split rail fence options
2 rail split rail fence
A 2-rail split rail fence is a type of split rail fence consisting of two rails split in the middle. The rails are usually made of wood or metal, and they are connected at the top and bottom with brackets or clamps. Two-rail split rail fences are a common sight in rural areas.
3 rail split rail fence
A three-rail split rail fence is a type of fencing that is commonly used on farms and in rural areas. It is made up of three rails, two of which are placed on either side of the fence and one in the middle. The rails are held together by posts that are placed at regular intervals.
Popular split rail fence types
Choosing the right design will also improve the curb appeal of your home.
Split rail wood fence
Split rail fences can be built using wood. You can choose from different types of popular fence wood types, like redwood, cedar, pine or dogwood for different fence appearances.
Vinyl post and rail fence
Vinyl posts and rail split rail fences are popular choices for those looking for an attractive and durable fence option. This type of fence is made from interlocking vinyl posts and rails that are connected with brackets. Vinyl split rail fences are also low-maintenance, which is an important consideration for busy homeowners.
Split rail fence characteristics
Split rail fences are a popular choice to provide residential and curb appeal to your home.
What is a split rail fence?
Split rail fences are typically constructed with three to four rows of horizontal fence posts. The posts are supported by vertical beams along the fence line. The posts are typically spaced out about 1 ft or more from each other, so you can still see through the fence.
Benefits of a split rail fence
Split rail fences are a great option if you want to preserve the view around your property. This fence type will also be more economical than other options. The split rail fencing allows you to mark off the boundary line to a yard, garden or plot of land with a beautiful fence.
Split rail fence costs
The average project size for residential homes ranges from 80 to 100 linear feet of split rail fence. The total cost for a new split rail fence will depend on many factors like the style, colors, add-ons and more. A rough estimate for a split rail fence in 2023 cost between $9-$30 per linear foot.
Split Rail Fence Components
There are many different types of split rail fences, but they all have two main components: posts and rails
Fence post
The posts are what hold the fence up to provide support for the other elements. These posts are usually made of wood or metal and are set into the ground at regular intervals. The split logs are held up against the posts and run along the length of the fence.
Fence rail
A split rail fence has rails that are constructed out of lumber pieces or logs that have been split in half lengthwise. These pieces are then stacked on top of each other to create a fence. The most common type of rail is the round rail, but there are also square, rectangular, and even diamond-shaped rails.
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Split rail fence installation locations
Ergeon provides split rail fence installation services in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington
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