How wide are the pickets on this fence.. thanks in advance
311848
The pickets are 3 inches wide, the spacing is between the pickets are 3 1/2 inches. The tallest picket is 24 inches and the shortest picket is 19 inches. I hope that this is of some help for you.
2254130
I don't really remember, but I think they were about 2 - 3" wide. sorry I couldn't help more
205413
about and inch and a half. this gate has pegs holding it together and after a fairly safe year, they are breaking apart.
1413870
I'm not at home to measure them properly. There are four of them with two sizes. The two center ones are roughly 1 1/2 ft tall by 8-9 inches wide. The outside ones are about a foot tall by a 1 1/2 ft wide. I spaced them about 8 inches apart and they look good
1843214
My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
251940
I think it's about 10" tall & about 6" wide at the widest point. I have since moved & I had it hanging on my privacy fence. Hope that helps.
1371777
Hi. They are 4.75" in width. I have 7 of these around my house, and they have been very good. I am going to be buying several more for another property we just purchased.
102220
I believe they are about 24" across. We use on either side of the garage for tomatoes. Works and looks great. Tomatoes just keep on coming.
1485309
The brackets say they are 4 inches wide but on our 3-1/2 inch top rail we had to add 3/4 inch blocks behind them to make them work. There is no adjustment except for your creativity but they have worked well after that for us.
2180115
Less than 2.5 inches is the width between the vertical bars. Great gate and easy to install without hurting walls.
260268
Hi there, The Florence Arbor is 49 inches wide from the outside edges of the posts, and 42 inches wide between them. I hope that clears things up.
1676784
Lynn - email me at beckwithjim@yahoo.com and attach a photo of your fence if possible. Woule love to help you out in seeing if they will work. Jim
2058632
I don't know if this is what you want to know but from the post that the latch is fastened to to the edge of the gate is 2". Hope this helps. I do love the latch but since it is containing horses I also have a chain on it.
749049
Hi.Without running out to the barn, to get the actual measurements, I would estimate that the anchor staples are about 4 inches long, and about 2 inches across the top.We've been very happy with them. The only down side, for us, is that there are so many. We easily could have ordered half the quantity, and had plenty.We put down landscape fabric in a very large courtyard, and we still have tons of them left.Hope this helps a bit.
1797702
The width is 36 inches, and the height is 30 inches. You will need to purchase one post per section (that goes down through the eyelets at each end, and is pounded into the ground), plus one at the end of the fence to close out the fence. I have found that Amazon didn't package my fence sections very well, so there is some scratching when multiple units are ordered at the same time...they are just thrown into a flimsy box with no protection between the sections, so they bang together during shipping. If you have Amazon prime, I would recommend buying one section every few days and each section will be shipped alone with no chance of scratching. Yes this is wasteful of shipping box material, and increases the cost to Amazon, but Amazon shipping department's practice of just throwing multiple sections in a box justifies the customer resorting to extreme measures to assure a scratch-free fence section.
1205113
Not very wide. I'd guess about 2 inches. They tend, therefore, to hang up on crack in the sidewalk and door jams.
2185072
Looks like to me about three inches. Might be a tad over. They will support 250 pounds and not fall into any cracks. Goes up curbs fairly easily.