Split Rail Fence Shop Drawing
A split rail fence frames a property line, a garden, or a long country driveway with a rustic look that doesn't block the view. ArcSite's split rail fence shop drawing gives you two section lengths to plan the run around.
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Key Features
This split rail fence shop drawing includes:
- 5' (1.52 m) fence height
- Three horizontal rails per section
- Short and long section lengths side by side
- Posts set to a shared grade line
- Imperial and metric height callout
The short and long sections share the same height, handy for laying out a run where the last bay won't land on a full rail length.
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What is a Split Rail Fence?
A split rail fence uses a few horizontal rails between posts, with wide gaps that mark a boundary without closing it in. With ArcSite, you can repeat these sections along your customer's property line and adjust the bay lengths to fit.
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FAQ
It's a three-rail fence at 5' tall. If your job calls for two rails, delete the middle rail in ArcSite.
Yes! You can stretch or shorten each section in ArcSite to match the rail lengths you're buying.
You can. Export a PDF from ArcSite, attach it to your quote, and get a signature on the layout before the first hole goes in.
