Fencing Lessons.
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| Title: | Fencing Lessons. |
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| Authors: | Barrett, Neal |
| Source: | Popular Mechanics. Jun2005, Vol. 182 Issue 6, p131-136. 4p. |
| Subjects: | Household electronics, Toolsheds, Fences, Garden structures, Pine, Mahogany |
| Abstract: | This article focuses on household electrical metalwork. The lattice-top design makes an ideal privacy screen, but it can do much more. One can erect several panels at the corner of his yard to create a sheltered picnic area, or place them in front of a compost pile or toolshed. Common pine will have knots, and it's a good idea to seal them with a shellac-based sealer. The fence is designed to be built indoors, then assembled on-site. The box posts and sandwiched panels make construction easy. At the low end of the price spectrum is pressure-treated lumber, followed in increasing cost by pine, cedar, redwood, mahogany and teak. |
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| Abstract: | This article focuses on household electrical metalwork. The lattice-top design makes an ideal privacy screen, but it can do much more. One can erect several panels at the corner of his yard to create a sheltered picnic area, or place them in front of a compost pile or toolshed. Common pine will have knots, and it's a good idea to seal them with a shellac-based sealer. The fence is designed to be built indoors, then assembled on-site. The box posts and sandwiched panels make construction easy. At the low end of the price spectrum is pressure-treated lumber, followed in increasing cost by pine, cedar, redwood, mahogany and teak. |
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| ISSN: | 00324558 |
