Cheryl's fence is done and all that's left is to finish the square gate with the hole! I just love the way the steel and the cedar go together and accent the panels.
The angle iron on the corners, the simple notch at the top of posts for split beam, standard bolts, and 3/4" hot rolled steel pins are all readily available locally.
The large sustainable old growth cedar and boiler plates with large anchor chain welded to it are not quite so standard!!
Origional Design by Brad Hankins of Design Build BradBoiler plates and Cedar from Two Dog Timberworks
Chain welding by Irish Welding Services
Chain supplied by Dave of Island recycling
Steel angle and rod from Skagit River Steel and Recycling
Nuts and Bolts from Hansons
Clear finish for steel from Sebos
Elbow Grease supplied by Joe Candelario of dbBrad
Wing Tipped Screws. Just a small thing but they make a big difference. Oh, and this gate and fence needed about 120 of them, plus a handful of ordinary timber screws for the end post which is timber screwed to the boundary fence.rail fence
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