Free Privacy Fence System Design

  • Measurement

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  • Position

    Design post layout with 6ft maximum spacing for load-bearing integrity.

  • Installation

    Patavin delivers 44”/72” precision-engineered posts for zoned privacy optimization.

Demension Drawing Request

  1. Start by taking measurements of the areayou would like privacy fence for.
  2. Measure the length of each side of thespace, rounding to the nearest foot.
  3. Mark the area of length, use arrows to
    indicate the direction of the staircaseAlso measure and mark the gap widthbetween the corners of multi-level staircases.
  4. Be sure to note any corners and completea simple, labeled sketch of your space.
  5. The handwriting sketch should be clearenough for designer understanding.
  6. Please upload some photos of your projectif you could. That will be helpful for privacy fence design.

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Drawings File Upload

Please upload photos and drawings with parameters (with drawings provided we can complete the design within 18hrs)
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Image File Upload

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FAQ

Q1: What is the standard depth for burying fence posts in the U.S.?

A:Per the2021 International Residential Code (IRC) Section R407.3, fence posts must be buriedat least 1/3 of their total lengthor24 inches (61 cm) minimumbelow ground level. For example, a 6-foot (1.83 m) post requires a 24-inch-deep hole filled with concrete for stability.


Q2: Which post materials are best suited for U.S. climates?

A:
The American Wood Protection Association (AWPA Standard U1-22) recommends:

  • Pressure-treated pine (UC4A grade or higher) for humid regions (e.g., Florida).
  • Cedar for natural decay resistance in dry climates (e.g., Arizona).
  • Galvanized steel posts for high-wind zones (e.g., Texas). Aluminum is ideal for coastal areas due to salt corrosion resistance.

Q3: How to prevent wood post rot in concrete footings?

A:
The American Concrete Institute (ACI 332-2020) advises:

  1. 1.Add a 2–4 inch (5–10 cm) gravel base at the hole bottom for drainage.
  2. 2.Coat the post’s buried section with asphalt-based sealant.
  3. 3.Shape the concrete top into a slope to divert water away from the post.

Q4: Are there state-specific height/placement rules for privacy fences?

A:
Yes. Examples include:

  • California: Front yard ≤ 4 ft (1.22 m); backyard ≤ 6 ft (1.83 m) (California Building Code §105.2).
  • Texas: Backyard fences up to 8 ft (2.44 m) allowed in some counties (Texas Property Code §202.006).
  • Setback rules: Maintain ≥ 6–12 inches (15–30 cm) from property lines or public rights-of-way.

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