INTRODUCTION
We design and manufacture over 30 styles of PVC fencing with
unlimited combinations to fit every taste and space, large
or small. Choose from a variety of combinations, matching
gates, accents and arbors. All styles are available in white,
and select styles are also available in almond and gray. Most
panels are made to order, offering you the ability to complement
your home’s landscaping and architectural design. Many
of the styles are available in a variety of configurations,
as shown below. With the City Line, you are limited only by
your imagination. Let’s have some fun!
Below is a diagram of the many configurations available
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Fence design is limited
only by your imagination. The best way to start is to
look at other fences in your area, and to look through
books and home magazines. |
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There are many different types of fences:
chain-link, panel, picket, ranch style, etc. And most
of the installation techniques are very similar. |
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Contact your city or residential association
to find out if there are any restrictions on fence construction. |
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Check your setbacks to see if you're
allowed to build right up to the property line. |
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Check for buried cables or pipes. Most
utilities will come and mark these with spray paint if
you request it. |
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And make sure you know just where your
property lines are. It's a good idea to have a surveyor
stake the corners of your lot before you start. |
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Create a sketch of the area you wish
to install your fence (use the sample below as a guide). |
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Establish all gate(s) and/or transition
location |
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Determine number of sections; keep
in mind that if a required section is less than 6', this
will require the section to be trimmed. Example: 20' of
fence will require 4 sections (4 sections x 6' = 24',
4' must be trimmed to accommodate installation). |
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Determine the number of posts. Note
- all gates must be installed with left and right gate
posts only. |
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Enhance your design as you like by
adding accessories such as scrolls, finials, ball caps,
etc. |
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