3 Rail Fence For Your Country Style Home

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Travel with Affordable Backyard Construction University to Argyle, Texas where you will learn about a 3-rail wood and wire mesh farm fence. This type of fence is very robust and will handle small animals up to cows and horses.
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[@what4165]

looks great thank you for this video. What gauge wire mesh did you use?

[@affordablebackyardconstruc2215]

The wire we use is 14 gauge galvanized. It works great, is sturdy and lasts. Thanks for watching. Don

[@what4165]

@@affordablebackyardconstruc2215 Thank you very much for the information. That was very helpful. Your fence looks great.

[@drummerhatch1]

What is the spacing of the railboards

[@affordablebackyardconstruc2215]

The fence is 4' tall

[@drummerhatch1]

Thanks! Do you know how much space is between all 3 of rail boards?

[@Willt0617]

4’ fence (48”)… 8” each horizontal board (x3= 24”)… leaves 24” left for the 2 horizontal gaps in the fence(12” each)… 12” spacing between the rail boards