I am going to be constructing a dog run this coming weekend, have a question.
I'll be using wooden fence materials to build it, setting 4x4 posts and buying the rails and pickets separately, NOT using pre-made panels.
The ground where I will be constructing this is quite unlevel, but I want the run to be level across the top. That means the left side of the run will be about 4 ft high compared to the right side which we be 6 ft high. As unlevel as the ground is, I want this look appealing, so that was my idea. I understand that areas where the fence is 6 ft will require more rails than the area that's 4 ft, and I am also aware that all the pickets will have to be cut to achieve this look.
The dog run will be 12x20.
This is a first for me so if this is absolutely the wrong way to do this please let me know.
I'll be using wooden fence materials to build it, setting 4x4 posts and buying the rails and pickets separately, NOT using pre-made panels.
The ground where I will be constructing this is quite unlevel, but I want the run to be level across the top. That means the left side of the run will be about 4 ft high compared to the right side which we be 6 ft high. As unlevel as the ground is, I want this look appealing, so that was my idea. I understand that areas where the fence is 6 ft will require more rails than the area that's 4 ft, and I am also aware that all the pickets will have to be cut to achieve this look.
The dog run will be 12x20.
This is a first for me so if this is absolutely the wrong way to do this please let me know.
Comment