Home Improvement Tip! Fast and Affordable Fence Trick

Traci Ferguson shares a clever DIY fence improvement tip. If you have a rental property or home that has an less that attractive chain link fence around the yard, this is a fantastic real estate upgrade that takes very little time, effort or money. If you are looking to make your house look good for selling or just enjoy general remodel tricks around the house, please subscribe to Traci's channel. There are many more Real Estate Made Simple Tips coming.
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[@RangerCaptain11A]

The measurement of a pipe is the inside diameter, so 1 inch pipe clamps fit 1 1/4 outside diameter.

[@guitargodjoe3621]

Great idea! I've been wanting to do something to my chain link fence(approx 300 linear feet) to improve its appearance, but I didn't want to spend a lot of money. After seeing this video, now I know how I'm going to do it. Thanks.

[@AmericanPatriots87]

what about the opposite side of the fence?

[@soyyo22]

Nice!
I would put on the bottom too. Great job!

[@tsomerville1970]

i like this idea because it really is fast and simple. had i seen this first, i might have just done what you showed vs putting solid wood across the whole thing (like I did with my gate).

[@piddler51]

How do the conduit hold up to the elements? Get brittle in time?

[@batangmandug1973]

Very good DIY fence improvement tips. Nice idea from one of my favorite illusionist.

[@kichouneko]

That looks so nice!

[@USN_WoGW]

That is an awesome idea.

[@RealEstateHQ]

[@ladiarchqueen798]

this is cool…you could even add those long skinny wood slat pieces(not sure what they are called) in the chain link and you would totally have a faux wood fence!

[@piddler51]

Sorry, I am assuming the conduit clamps are plastic like material.

[@RealEstateHQ]

no they are metal and can be purchased in the fence area of your hardware store.

[@RealEstateHQ]

they are plastic... Long term not the smartest, but they should last a long time.

[@textpros]

are the clamps plastic?

[@RealEstateHQ]

yes they are plastic and can be purchased in the fence area of your hardware store.

[@RealEstateHQ]

+Traci Ferguson actually ducting and electric section!

[@SEKTION]

them dont look like pressure treated screws ... tsk tsk tsk