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Fencing a Sloped Yard: Racked or Stepped? Planning and RulesFencing a Sloped Yard: Racked or Stepped?Hills do not have to mean gaps. Racked and stepped panels follow the ground in different ways. Do You Need a Permit or HOA Approval for a Fence? Planning and RulesDo You Need a Permit or HOA Approval for a Fence?Many places require a permit or approval for fences. Here is how to find out what applies to you. How Deep Should Fence Posts Be? Planning and RulesHow Deep Should Fence Posts Be?Posts decide how long a fence stands. Learn about depth, frost lines, gravel and concrete. How to Estimate Fence Materials for Your Yard Planning and RulesHow to Estimate Fence Materials for Your YardMeasure the run, count the posts and add a little extra. Here is the simple way to estimate fence materials. How Tall Should a Privacy Fence Be? Planning and RulesHow Tall Should a Privacy Fence Be?Six feet is common, but sight lines, slopes and local rules decide the right height for your yard.
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