Ranch and Post & Rail Fences

Edmonton Post and Rail Fences

CLASSIC HOMESTEAD APPEAL

Post & Rail Fence

Consisting of a post and either two rails, or three rails, a post & rail fence is the perfect solution for an acreage or pasture. We use pressure treated materials to ensure longevity and protect against rot, insects, and decay. Edmonton post and rail fences are great value, with a low cost per linear foot. We are able to accomodate our customers with a variety of styles depending on the specific needs of their property.

A LARGE PROPERTY SOLUTION

Post & Rail Fences in Edmonton

There are numerous styles and material sizes, but the most popular is a 3-rail design with 5 1/4″ x 7′ doweled posts, which are hydraullically driven into the ground. It includes 3 1/2″ rails. This design provides heaps and bounds more strength and longevity than the rustic look of a split rail fence, with notched posts, and is recommended. We also use 6 inch 3/8 lag screws in this build, so you don’t need to worry about maintenance, and since its pressure treated – no need to paint either. However, we will work with you and your budget to recommend different fencing solutions for you.

If aesthetics are a concern when considering which fence style to go with, then look no further than this fence type to greatly enhance the homestead aesthetic of your farm or acreage, while enjoying a cheap cost per linear foot. We understand our customers looking for this fence type often have large properties to fence, but a properly installed fence with quality carpentry and materials is a worthwhile investment which will increase the property value.

If you desire increased privacy, then consider going with a treated privacy fence, or a chain link fence with privacy slats for a more economic option. Whatever your choice of material, you can guarantee quality worksmanship at an affordable rate, contact us now for your free quote and find out what special offers we are able to provide you for your fencing project.

If you are looking to contain animals with the fence, then 3-rail is the superior choice. Otherwise 2-rail may be a suitable option if you are looking to save on material and installation costs. Don’t hesitate to discuss the options available to you with your estimator. If you are curious you may also check out our supplier for this fence type at Golden Spike Lumber for more information. Depending on the configuration of your farm fence, we may also use other suppliers.

An Aesthetic Approach – Split Rail Fencing

If you are less concerned about strength and longevity, and more so about adding a rustic feel and homestead aesthetic as a main priority, then consider a notched-post design. In any case, your estimator at Sovereign Fence will be happy to work with you to decide which style of post and rail fencing is most suitable for your property.

Of course, you don’t need to live in the country on a farm, or own livestock in order to get a split rail or post and rail fence. If you simply enjoy the aesthetic appeal and rustic ambiance that it adds to your property or home, then by all means contact us today for a competitive quote on professionally installed, engineered to last Edmonton post and rail fences.

Post & Rail Fence Styles

The following descriptions of different fence styles are just examples to give you an idea of what is potentially available.We are able to accommodate any desired style.

Classic Post & Rail

3 Rail Treated Wood

• Can be made with 2-5 rails. Most commonly 3.
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• 6″ Fasteners
• Height is dependent on the number of rails. Rails can be added for more height if required.
• Treated Wood

Overlapping Post & Rail

3-Rail Overlapping Treated Wood

• Either 2, 3, or 4 rail
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• 6″ Fasteners
• Height is dependent on the number of rails. Rails can be added for more height if required.
• Staggered rails give a more rustic look. Slightly cheaper than classic.

Rail & Wire Mesh

Single Rail Wire Mesh

• Can be made with 1 to 3 rails, most commonly 1.
• Wire mesh is added to fill in the open space, stopping animals from getting in or out.
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• 6″ Fasteners
• Stapled Wire Mesh

Post & Plank

3 Plank Treated Wood

• Can be made with 2 to 5 planks, most commonly 3.
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• 6″ Fasteners
• Height is dependent on the number of rails. Rails can be added for more height if required.
• Most often pressure-treated wood, but can be upgraded to cedar

Rail & Barb Wire

4 Strand Barbed Wire

• No rails
• 3-4 barbed wire strands
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• Height is dependent on the number of barbed strands

Dog/Garden Post & Rail

3-Rail With Wire Mesh

• Ideal solution for a dog run or garden
• Either 2, 3, or 4 rail
• Wire mesh is added to fill in the open space, stopping animals from getting in or out.
• Recommend using 5 1/4″ x 7 foot dowelled posts
• 3 1/2″ Rails
• 6″ Fasteners

Other Fence Choices

Custom availability

If you are unsure that post & rail is the most suitable option for your fencing requirements, perhaps an option with more privacy such as pressure treated wood in a classic residential style is worth considering. Although the upfront cost of installation may turn you off, you will reap the benefits of increased privacy and security. Whatever your choice of material, you can guarantee quality workmanship at an affordable rate, contact us now for your free quote and find out what special offers we are able to provide you for your fencing project.