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HARDWOOD FENCING / DESIGN STUDIO

Make room
for outside.

Explore the boundary. Shape your view.

01 / Board direction
02 / Infill height
03 / Material preference
04 / Gap between boards
05 / Surface direction
PATIO / SAME GARDEN6 ft · Horizontal · 0.25 in gap

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Your design selections stay in place.
PATIO

One fictional garden, real 3D occlusion. Board face, gap, height and bay width use your inputs. Support sections, plants and site dimensions are illustrative. This is not an engineered fence, privacy rating or verified species sample.

82 LF · 6′ · Ipe · nominal 1×6185 stock boards

5½″ actual face · 8′ stock · 10% allowance · no gates
95.7% face-on board coverage, excluding posts and edges

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Same canonical garden, controlled natural-tone direction reference

Canonical garden reference: natural tone, 6 ft, ¼-inch gaps. Use the live scene above for your selected height, surface and spacing.

THE BOUNDARY / UNDERSTOOD

Sightline

The spaces between boards are part of the design. Face-on coverage is a geometric ratio, not a privacy rating: viewing angle, board thickness and position also matter.

95.7% face-on board coverage

5.5 in face + 0.25 in internal gap. Change the gap above to compare the ratio.

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PROPORTION / PRIVACY / DETAIL

A boundary,
considered.

Same canonical garden with an illustrative weathered surface
DESIGN DOES NOT STOP AT THE BOARD

Resolve the
connections.

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The concept estimate covers a straight run divided into equal bays no wider than 6 ft, using 8 ft stock and your selected board direction. These are editable planning assumptions, not approved spans or a fence design. Gate assemblies, foundations, labor and hardware are excluded. Nominal 1×6 here uses an example 5½-inch face; verify your supplied profile. Review all inputs and calculations.