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Includes post hole depth requirements based on local frost conditions, target spacing between posts and arbor support height above grade, and step-by-step calculation of picket counts and gaps for a preferred 2.5–3.5 inch opening. 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Local frost level determines nal depth.  \nDepth of hole must be at least 24-in for support. Local frost level determines nal depth.  \nTop of arbor post at 96-in above grade  \nCenter to center of posts may vary, maximum spacing 72-in  \n40 \"  \n431/2 \"  \nH  \nJ  \n10-in-diameter hole  \nLocal frost level determines nal depth.  \n4-6-in  \nConcrete  \nGravel  \nDRAWING 2 POST DETAIL  \nFENCE, GATE, AND ARBOR PROJECT DIAGRAM  \nDRAWING 3  \nARBOR  \n15/8-in deck screw  \n8-in TimberLok screw  \n10-in  \n53/8-in  \n1-in  \n40-in  \nE  \nD  \nD  \nD  \nC  \n4-in TimberLok screw  \nFENCE, GATE, AND ARBOR PROJECT DIAGRAM  \n21/2-in deck screw  \nDRAWING 6  \nFENCE SECTION  \nL  \nDistance between pickets will vary, see instructions  \n311/2-in  \n31/2-in  \n91/2-in  \nH  \n11/2-in  \n51/2-in  \n11/2-in  \n31/2-in  \n11/2-in 2-in  \n11/2-in  \nI  \n51/2-in  \nK  \nK  \nK  \nK  \nK  \nK  \nJ  \nJ  \nI  \nJ  \nJ  \nG  \nMeasure distance between post for nal length.  \n21/2-in deck screw  \nHow Many Pickets?  \nSetting posts to exact spacing can be dif cult, and your yard might not divide equally into 6-foot segments. Here is how to calculate the number of pickets you'll need, and the gap between them. For this fence, a gap of 21/2–31/2 inches is preferred.   \n1. Measure distance between posts = length of G  \n2. Subtract thickness of two parts  from G to determine length of I  \n3. Divide length of I by 8.5 and round down = number of pickets  \n4. Number of pickets + 1 = number of spaces between pickets  \n5. Subtract number of pickets x 5.5-in from length of I  \n6. Divide remainder by number of gaps to get equal spacing.  \n66-in  \n66-in-3/4-in-3/4-in = 641/2-in  \n641/2-in / 8.5 = 7.58 (rounds down to 7 pickets)  \n7 pickets + 1 = 8 gaps  \n641/2-in- (7 x 51/2) = 641/2-in- (381/2-in) = 26-in 26-in / 8 gaps = 3.25 or 31/4-in gaps between pickets  \nFENCE, GATE, AND ARBOR PROJECT DIAGRAM  \nP  \nDRAWING 8  \nBRACING  \n(back of gate shown)  \n391/4-in  \nO  \nP  \nQ  \nQ  \n45° bevels   \n21/2-in deck screw  \nM  \nM  \nN  \nO  \n33-in  \nTrim rails to length  \nafter assembly.  \nFENCE, GATE, AND ARBOR  \nCUTTING LIST  \n| \u003Cbr>FENCE SECTIONS\u003Cbr>4 H ends (treated) 3⁄4 31⁄2 311⁄2* 4 I wide rails (treated) 11⁄2 31⁄2 65 1⁄2* 8 J narrow rails (treated) 11⁄2 11⁄2 65 1⁄2* 14* K pickets (treated) 3⁄4 51⁄2 30 2 L caps (treated) 1 51⁄2 70 1⁄2*\u003Cbr>2 G base rails (treated) 11⁄2 31⁄2 66* |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>GATE |\n\n* See instructions for length or quantity.  \nARBOR CUTTING DIAGRAM  \n\n| \u003Cbr>A |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n2-4 x 6 x 12 (31/2-in x 51/2-in x 144-in) treated pine, \\#9438  \n4 x 4 x 4 (31/2-in x 31/2-in x 48-in) treated pine, \\#67443  \n2 x 4 x 8 (11/2-in x 31/2-in x 96-in) treated pine, \\#46905  \n\n| |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n2-2 x 6 x 8 (11/2-in x 51/2-in x 96-in) treated pine, \\#30906  \n\n| \u003Cbr>F | \u003Cbr>F | \u003Cbr>F | \u003Cbr>F |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n2-1 x 6 x 8 (3/4-in x 51/2-in x 96-in) treated pine, \\#201722","cbCaisz3FdBaa25w","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisz3FdBaa25w","pdf",1938954,"English","# Drawing 1 Fence & Gate\n# Drawing 2 Post Detail\n# Drawing 3 Arbor\n# Fence Section (Drawing 6)\n# How Many Pickets?\n# Bracing (Drawing 8)\n# Cutting List","[{\"question\":\"What should the post hole depth be for fence support?\",\"answer\":\"The depth of the hole must be at least 36 inches for support, or at least 24 inches for support, with local frost level determining the required depth.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the number of pickets needed?\",\"answer\":\"Measure the distance between posts, subtract the thickness of two end parts to get I, then divide I by 8.5 and round down to get the number of pickets. 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