Is tongue-and-groove good for fencing?

Is tongue-and-groove good for fencing?

Our #1 seller in wood fencing, the cedar tongue & groove fence is the perfect ‘Good Neighbor’ privacy fence. Fabricated using premium northern white cedar, a naturally rot resistant wood, our cedar tongue & groove panels will last for years.

Can I use pine boards for fencing?

Pressure treated pine is one of the most popular choices in residential outdoor structures, which includes fences, porches and decks. PTP is prone to shrinking, warping and cracking, which is made worse by the sun. In order to prevent decay, weathering and termites’ pressure treated pine is chemically treated.

Is a pine wood fence good?

Pine Fences: Pros That means that if you need 150 linear feet of fencing–the average for a typical residential backyard–a pine fence will run you anywhere from $1,500 to $3,750. Pine is also more durable than cedar when it is exposed to soil, making it a better material for fence posts.

What is a batten fence?

Batten style fencing is a stylish solution to create boundaries, privacy, safety and even design features in your home. With customisable features including colour, size, shape and spacing, you can easily tailor your fencing to suit the exact style of your choice.

What is Board on Batten fence?

BOARD AND BATTEN Fence BOARD AND BATTEN FENCING IS A FULL PRIVACY FENCE STYLE SIMILAR TO A VERTICAL BOARD FENCE IN CONSTRUCTION, BUT BUILT WITH A DELIBERATE SPACE BETWEEN THE BACK BOARDS WHICH IS OVERLAYED WITH A “BATTEN BOARD” CREATING A PRIVATE FENCE PANEL.

How long will a pine fence last?

A pine fence has an average lifespan of 10 to 15 years, while a cedar fence can last anywhere from 20 to 25 years when properly maintained. In general, this means that pine lasts about half as long as cedar, but you can extend the lifespan of your fence by checking and cleaning it regularly.

What is the best wood to use for a fence?

The most popular woods used for fencing are pine and cedar, though cypress and redwood are also good options.

• Pine wood is common because of its relatively inexpensive cost and longevity.
• Cedar doesn’t require much maintenance and the wood contains natural insect-repelling substances.

What is shadowbox fence?

Shadow-Box fences, sometimes called board-on-board fences, are picket fences with staggered rows of pickets on each side of the fence rails; the pickets on one side of the rails span the gaps between the pickets on the other side of the rails, blocking the view through the fence.