Upgrading to steel posts was a somewhat popular option in the past but always had inherent problems (steel promotes rot in the wood). Now we are able to offer PVC posts, with a lifetime warrantee against rot, that will fit almost any wood fence style.

Our special combination of Galvalume Steel and Powder Coat protective paint system means post rot is not a concern.

A metal roof will last at least 2-3 times longer than a regular roof. An asphalt roof needs re-roofing every 12-20 years, while a metal roof will last 40 years and beyond. Other roofing materials begin to decompose as soon as they are exposed to the elements. A metal roof will never decompose and will hold its good looks for decades. Most metal roofs come with up to a 50 year warranty. Metal roofs have actually lasted over 100 years in many instances.

The American Fence Association (AFA) recommends that you consult with an experienced local fence contractor (preferably an AFA member) to ensure the type of wood you choose is compatible with the soil in your area. BACK TO TOP

YES, provided the post is between 3.5 inch and 4.0 inches. Examples are mail box posts, birdhouse posts and anything else which uses the aforementioned sized wood posts.

You will probably want to select a wood tone closest to the one already in your unit. You may want to consider that lighter wood colors don't show the nicks and scuffs as readily as darker wood tones.

We can utilize most any species that is suitable for structural purposes. However, we often use Douglas Fir because it combines beauty and structural strength comparable to many favorite hardwoods without the shrinkage and weight issues.

Our customers use just about every kind of wood imaginable. There is not a right or wrong type of wood. We do use Birch, Maple, and Walnut for our prototype models that you see in the catalog, and web site pictures.

No. Wood posts covered with PVC will only last as long as wood posts. PVC posts set in concrete will last a lifetime.

Although there are times when an alternative might work better, the most cost effective method of installing wood fences tends to be to set them in concrete.

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We recommend Sikkens wood finish inside and out on the logs. We have tested many products and found Sikkens to be the best. On the outside, it needs to be applied every four to five years. For your convnience, we are also a dealer of Sikkens wood finish.

The wood is untreated, kiln-dried Port-Orford cedar. Applying a finish is completely optional, and most people choose not to, relying instead on cedar's natural rot-resistance. You can, however, preserve the appearance and extend the life of your raised beds using a nontoxic finish.

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Kingston railing is meant to be installed with the posts fitting over existing structural 4x4 posts. Post support kits can also be used to install the railing. See our post support kit page for more information.

Our swing gates are sold by their opening size, so a 48" opening between post. The gates will hang flush with the face of the hinge post and latch onto the face of the opposite post.

It’s pretty easy to sell used bicycles. Just place an ad in the local newspaper and you’ll probably find a buyer. Or, you could lock them on the lawn out in front of your house with a For Sale sign on them and drivers passing by might stop and buy them. Holding a yard sale or taking them to a flea market for sale is another option. Many people also sell bicycles on eBay, the popular auction website. I’ve sold many things on there and it works well.

We are currently looking into an alternate type of wood which will last longer in outdoor applications. We hope to have this ready in the coming year.

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