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Stuart Kushner is a writer and aspiring product designer based in New York City. When he isn’t doing either, Stuart enjoys heavy metal music, exercise, and trying new food and drinks.
How to Install a Split Rail Fence
Installing a split rail fence is easy if you have the right tools, including a post hole digger, a shovel and a level. Also, be sure to map your property line.
How to Install a Wire Fence
A wire fence keeps livestock in and predators out. It’s an easy and fun fence to install if you follow this step-by-step guide.
The Advantages of a Wire Fence
Wire fences are versatile, affordable, durable, don’t require much maintenance, and are easy to install.
Fence Etiquette to Avoid Disputes with Neighbors
To keep neighbors happy, talk to them about your plans, choose an attractive fence style, and maintain your fence properly
Cedar vs. Redwood Fences: Which is Better?
Redwood fences are denser, stronger, last longer, and require less maintenance than cedar but are also more expensive
How to Use a Post Hole Digger
A post-hole digger digs holes into the ground to put up fence posts. Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to use one.
Pros and Cons of Oak Fences
Oak fences are beautiful, durable, and hard, but they don’t resist insects and can be expensive. Here’s a look at all the pros and cons.