Pressure Treated Pine Fence Rails

Cedar can last at least 15 years and often as long as 30 years.

Pressure treated pine fence rails. 1 in x 6 in x 16 ft brown pressure treated pine wood fence rail. At 10 years a fence using cedar boards will have a much nicer appearance compared to a pressure treated pine board fence. The rail is pressure treated to provide resistance to termites fungal decay or rot. This strong sturdy rail is pressure treated to protect against termites and rot for a long lasting fence.

Slipfence slipfence horizontal system 1 5 in x 1 5 in x 5 83 ft black aluminum wood fence rail. Pressure treated for longevity this sturdy rail will serve its purpose year after year. Our cedar usually comes from british columbia washington state and oregon state. It can be anywhere from 50 to 80 years old.

For pricing and availability. This rail is color treated so there is no need to paint or stain. Wood posts and rail fence provides rustic charm to your property or pasture. Best seller outdoor essentials 4 in.

Pressure treated wood triangular rail is made from pine for durability. For any outdoor projects where lumber will be exposed to the elements pressure treated wood is a smart. 4x4x8 pressure treated 6 ft. Unfinished pine fence rail is made from solid southern pine for lasting durability and can be custom painted or stained.

Made from pressure treated lumber this rails protected against termites and rot. Pressure treated solid southern pine construction. Pressure treated cedar tone moulded fence post model 162524 67 15 67 15. Designed to add strength and support to a fence s rear this pressure treated 8 ft.

Wood fence posts pressure treated wood fence posts wooden deck railing post 10 ft cedar split rail. Pressure treated round rail is doweled at the end to connect securely with the matching round pressure treated post. Cedar lumber costs more than the fast growing southern yellow pine but it is well worth the. The rail will weather to a handsome gray color if left unfinished but it can also be stained or painted to match your home s exterior.

This replacement could have been easily avoided if treated rails were used in the first place. The skeleton of the fence is collapsing and the fence cannot be repaired because the fasteners have nothing to bite into. Compared to that treated pine will last between 9 and 25 years depending on the chemical treatment used. The only reason for replacing this fence is because the cedar rails are rotten and the fence is falling apart.

For pricing and availability. Note that if the cedar fence use treated pine for the posts with cedar rails the life will be shorter.