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<blockquote data-quote="OkieGentleman" data-source="post: 2119633" data-attributes="member: 25693"><p><span style="font-size: 12px">If you put in a wood fence, use cedar and raise it about the width of a 2x4 off the ground. I did this on a cedar fence about 10 years ago and the fence is still up and looking good and there is no ground rot. Use a pressure treated post set in concrete to hold the fencing up and in a few seasons of sun fade you cannot tell the difference. That 1 1/2 inch space under the fence makes for good weed eating clearance and lets the wind slide under the fence, Not long after I and a neighbor both put up fences, the neighbors fence got blown down, mine stayed up and is still up and I believe that 1 1/2 inch ground clearance makes a difference during wind storm. </span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OkieGentleman, post: 2119633, member: 25693"] [SIZE=3]If you put in a wood fence, use cedar and raise it about the width of a 2x4 off the ground. I did this on a cedar fence about 10 years ago and the fence is still up and looking good and there is no ground rot. Use a pressure treated post set in concrete to hold the fencing up and in a few seasons of sun fade you cannot tell the difference. That 1 1/2 inch space under the fence makes for good weed eating clearance and lets the wind slide under the fence, Not long after I and a neighbor both put up fences, the neighbors fence got blown down, mine stayed up and is still up and I believe that 1 1/2 inch ground clearance makes a difference during wind storm. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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