Material choices

Privacy and appearance, with practical details.

Explore cedar and ornamental fencing with attention to ground changes, gates and material transitions.

Cedar privacy panels with lattice tops stepping along a slope; LS project in the Fraser Valley. Photo: LS Fencing & Metal Work.

Describe the result you want

Use a reference photograph to explain privacy, openness or appearance. Identify which details matter to you. Then discuss the proposed materials, support and interfaces with the actual site in view.

Powder-coated ornamental steel beside a stone column; LS project in Chilliwack. Photo: LS Fencing & Metal Work.

Work through the transitions

A material change, column or gate can shape the finished line. Confirm what is retained and how the assembly meets changing ground. Keep product descriptions and any care advice with the final project record.

Discuss your fence plan