Browse these photos of wood fences and fencing projects by Clark Outdoor Designs for examples to inspire your next home improvement project. Nearly every yard in the DFW metroplex has a fence surrounding it and separating it from its neighbors alleyways. Essential for security and privacy, fences need to be tall, strong, and also look good after years in the sun and harsher weather of North Texas. Fences come in many styles and varieties that can help your house stand out from the rest of your neighborhood and earn greater curb appeal.
Vertical board-on-board fences are made of overlapping vertical boards to ensure complete privacy. The design creates a solid barrier while allowing air to flow through the small gaps between the boards.
What’s unique about this style is that it looks attractive from both sides, making it a great choice for neighbors sharing a fence and the overlapping boards help with noise reduction, creating a quieter backyard.
They can be further customized with different types of wood and finishes to fit your home and your tastes.
Horizontal board-on-board fences are the same as vertical board-on-board fences, except for the obvious change in orientatio. The horizontally placed boards overlap, creating a sleek and modern looka and this design offers the same increased privacy as vertical board-on-board fences with a different visual flair.
The horizontal orientation can make your space appear larger and more open. And you can customize this further with different wood types and finishes that complement your home’s style.
Side-by-side fences consist of planks placed tightly together to form a solid wall of wood. This is the traditional style popularized in the US for its simple efficiency. The tightly spaced boards provide excellent privacy and security at an affordable price.
Vertical side-by-side fences are quick to install and can be further customized with different wood types and finishes and decorative treatments. The design is durable and will be able to withstand typical Texas weather without issue.
This is probably the most popular style of residential fencing in use today.
Decorative picket fences combine solid privacy panels with ornamental picket tops and trim details, offering both privacy and style.
This style is perfect for homeowners who prefer a touch of old timey charm or, alternatively, an elegant experience. Decorative pickets come in various designs, from simple to intricate patterns, and those small details can radically dramatically change the final result.
They can be further customized with different types of wood and finishes.
