Synopses & Reviews
An experienced carpenter and talented writer, Nash traces the evolution of the American wooden fence from Colonial times to the present. He discusses the various types of fences, and explains how to design a fence to meet every conceivable need - including how to be a good neighbor. Everything you need to know to build a fence is here, from laying out the fence to digging postholes, anchoring the posts, and installing gates and fence boards. There's even a trouble-shooting guide for maintenance and repair.
Synopsis
WOODEN FENCES will appeal to homeowners, gardeners, and anyone who values practical first-hand information and spectacular outdoor photography. With the help of examples from all over the country, the author describes and details every step of how to design a fence to meet particular needs in any setting. 178 color photos. 38 drawings.
Synopsis
A lavishly illustrated book that offers solid information on designing, planning, building, and maintaining a wooden fence. Color photos by veteran National Geographic photographer James P. Blair make it as beautiful as it is informative.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. 228) and index.
About the Author
Nash is a renovation contractor and fencebuilding enthusiast.