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72" Dog Eared Solid Board - Pressure Treated

72" High Dog Eared Top Pressure Treated Solid Board

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Material: Wood
AssemblyType: Assembled
Height: 72 inches
Minimum Height: 72 inches at its lowest point
Picket Spacing: 0 inches between pickets
Grade: Residential
Structure: Solid
Style Number: FCW72DESB-PT
Days to Ship: Call for estimated ship date.

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A pressure-treated solid board fence using 6-inch boards is far superior to untreated wood or other types of solid board fencing for numerous reasons, including durability, resistance to environmental factors, and long-term cost-effectiveness. Here’s an in-depth look at why pressure-treated wood stands out, how it compares to other types of fencing materials, and why Fence City’s custom manufacturing warehouse ensures the highest quality and craftsmanship. Why Pressure-Treated Solid Board Fences Are Better Than Untreated Wood 1. Resistance to Rot, Decay, and Pests • Pressure-Treated Wood: Infused with chemical preservatives, pressure-treated wood resists rot, decay, and insect damage, which are common issues with untreated wood. • Untreated Wood: Prone to rapid deterioration when exposed to moisture or pests, untreated wood can start rotting or decaying within a few years without constant maintenance. 2. Weather Resistance • Pressure-Treated Wood: Designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, pressure-treated boards are far less likely to warp, crack, or split. • Untreated Wood: More susceptible to damage from rain, snow, and sun exposure, untreated wood can warp or split over time without regular sealing or staining. 3. Long-Term Durability • Pressure-Treated Wood: Lasts 15–20 years or more with proper care, providing excellent long-term value. • Untreated Wood: Often has a much shorter lifespan, requiring frequent repairs or replacement, which increases long-term costs. 4. Maintenance Requirements • Pressure-Treated Wood: Requires far less maintenance than untreated wood, though occasional staining or sealing can enhance its longevity and appearance. • Untreated Wood: Demands frequent staining, sealing, and other upkeep to delay the inevitable effects of weather and pests. 5. Cost-Effectiveness • Pressure-Treated Wood: The slightly higher upfront cost is offset by reduced maintenance and replacement costs over time. • Untreated Wood: While cheaper initially, untreated wood incurs higher long-term costs due to frequent repairs and shorter lifespan. Comparison to Other Types of Solid Board Fences 1. Pressure-Treated Wood vs. Cedar • Durability: Cedar is naturally resistant to decay and pests, but pressure-treated wood lasts longer when exposed to moisture. • Cost: Pressure-treated wood is more affordable than cedar, making it a better option for budget-conscious homeowners. • Maintenance: Cedar requires regular staining or sealing to maintain its appearance, while pressure-treated wood needs less frequent maintenance. 2. Pressure-Treated Wood vs. Vinyl • Durability: Vinyl is resistant to weather and pests but can crack under extreme temperatures. Pressure-treated wood handles impact and physical stress better. • Aesthetics: While vinyl offers a polished, modern look, pressure-treated wood has a natural and classic aesthetic that blends well with landscaping. • Cost: Vinyl has a higher upfront cost compared to pressure-treated wood. 3. Pressure-Treated Wood vs. Composite • Durability: Composite is highly durable and low-maintenance but can fade or become brittle over time. Pressure-treated wood retains structural integrity longer. • Cost: Composite is significantly more expensive than pressure-treated wood. • Aesthetics: Pressure-treated wood offers a traditional, natural look, while composite materials tend to have a manufactured appearance. Why Fence City’s Manufacturing Makes a Difference 1. Superior Quality Control • Fence City manufactures their solid board fences in-house, ensuring that every board, rail, and post meets strict quality standards. • Their manufacturing process uses high-grade pressure-treated lumber that is properly dried, treated, and inspected for structural integrity. 2. Customization • Fence City offers tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of each property,

We do not ship any vinyl, wood or chain link products they all must be picked up at our facility in Hatfield, PA, no exceptions