RANCH STYLE FENCE INSTALLATION IN DENTON & NORTH TEXAS
2-Rail Ranch With Top Cap Wood Fence
- Clean, modern ranch look
- Added strength with horse wire
- Top cap for durability & aesthetics
- Excellent visibility
- Pet-friendly & practical
3-Rail Ranch Wood Fence - Classic Ranch Aesthetic
- Ranch Style fencing is commonly used on farms and ranches to enclose livestock and define pasture boundaries. This is by far the most popular application for ranch style fencing.
- Timeless, rustic look that enhances curb appeal
- Crates picturesque, upscale perimeter that adds character to the property.
- Horse wire prevents hooves, heads, and legs from getting through.
4-Rail Ranch Wood Fence
- Perfect for horses, cattle, goats, and other pasture animals.
- Four rails give clear visual boundary without feeling enclosed.
- Sturdy contact surface that's safer and more visible for livestock.
- Four rails equals better horizontal support compared to 3-rail.
- Horse wire prevents hooves, heads, and legs from getting through.
Affordable and Reliable Fencing Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ranch style fence?
A ranch-style fence, also called a post-and-rail fence, is an open-design fence made with horizontal rails attached to sturdy vertical posts. It's commonly used for large properties, acreage, and rural or semi-rural homes.
How many rails can a ranch fence have?
Most ranch fences are built with:
- 2-rail - clean, open look
- 3-rail - balanced appearance and added structure
- 4-rail - maximum visibility control and strength
The number of rails depends on your property's needs, animals, and desired appearance.
What type of wood is used for ranch fences?
Ranch fences are typically built using:
- Cedar - naturally resistant to rot and insects
- Pressure-treated pine - strong, cost effective, and long lasting
Both options perform well in North Texas weather.
Is a ranch fence good for dogs or livestock?
Yes. For pets or animals, ranch fences are often paired with:
- Horse wire/welded wire for containment
This keeps the open ranch look while improving safety.
Does a ranch fence provide privacy?
Ranch fences are designed for visibility, not privacy. They define property lines while maintaining an open, spacious feel. If privacy is needed, wood fencing or vinyl privacy fencing may be a better option.