Snow Fence Diagram
A snow fence keeps drifts off a driveway, a road, or a walkway through the worst of winter, so the path stays clear for the people who use it. ArcSite's snow fence diagram gives you a slat-by-slat starting point for your next winter job.
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Key Features
This snow fence diagram includes:
- 10' fence section in elevation
- 3/8" thick by 1-1/2" wide slats
- 2-1/4" slat spacing, plus or minus 1/4"
- Three wire lines tying the slats together
- Slat and spacing notes printed on the plan
The 2-1/4" gap is what lets wind pass through and drop snow on the downwind side, so hold that tolerance if you swap in a different slat size.
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What is a Snow Fence?
A snow fence is a slatted barrier set upwind of a road or driveway, so blowing snow piles up behind it instead of on the surface you need clear. In ArcSite, you can stretch this diagram to your full run and keep the spacing note right on the drawing.
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FAQ
The slats sit 2-1/4" apart, with a tolerance of plus or minus 1/4". Each slat is 3/8" thick and 1-1/2" wide.
Yes! You can stretch the 10' section or repeat it in ArcSite to match the length of your fence line.
ArcSite runs on iPad, Windows, and Android, so you can sketch a fence line on site and finish the drawing back at the office.
