Post and Rail Fencing
A variation of ranch rail, utilizing heavy timber posts and sturdy horizontal rails for a robust, traditional boundary.
Overview
Heavier and more formal than split rail.
Advantages
- • Extremely strong
- • Classic look
- • Cost-effective for massive properties
Limitations
- • No privacy
- • Requires regular painting if not left natural
Post and Rail Styles
Every fence we build is customized to your property — these are the most popular styles we install.
Style illustrations shown for reference.
Colorado Climate Performance
Excellent. Built to withstand livestock impact and severe weather.
Specifications & Details
Best Uses
Farms, Ranches, Equestrian facilities
Available Heights
3-Rail, 4-Rail
Styles
Rough Sawn, Smooth Planed
Longevity
15-25 years.
Installation & Maintenance
How it's built:Heavy posts are driven or set in concrete. Rails are bolted or nailed securely to the face.
Maintenance required:Painting/staining if desired.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I paint it white?
Yes, painted white post-and-rail is a classic equestrian look, though it requires repainting every few years.
How thick are the posts?
Typically 4x4 or 6x6 inches for maximum strength.
Can wire be added?
Yes, woven wire is commonly added to secure smaller animals.
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Find out exactly what post and rail fencing will cost for your property.
Cost Factors: Linear footage and timber dimensions.