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Allience Steel fences were developed to give you the bold, timeless look of wrought iron without the upkeep. They’re constructed with advanced alloys that resist rust and corrosion, for a low-maintenance, durable fencing solution.

Clean, architectural appearance that suits modern and traditional properties

Built-In rust and corrosion resistance so your fence keeps its appearance through Georgia weather

Horizontal Slat Contemporary Fences

Modern wood fence panel ideas often favor horizontal slat fencing for its cleaner appearance. The spacing between boards can be adjusted to suit your privacy needs, giving the fence a more customized feel. Since the horizontal lines make uneven areas easier to notice, this style tends to work best on flatter properties where clean alignment is easier to maintain.

Board-on-Board Privacy Fences

If backyard privacy is the main goal, board-on-board fencing is one of the most popular options homeowners choose. The overlapping boards help block direct sight-lines while still allowing the fence to handle natural expansion and contraction across all seasons.

This style also holds up well in Atlanta’s storm season since the overlapping boards create a stronger barrier against wind and shifting weather. Western Red Cedar is a popular choice for its natural moisture and insect resistance, while premium treated pickets offer a lower-maintenance alternative at a more approachable price point.

Shadowbox, aka “Good Neighbor” Fence

Shadowbox fencing alternates pickets on both sides of the rails, giving the fence a finished appearance from either direction. The spacing between boards improves airflow and reduces wind resistance during storms, which can be helpful in Atlanta’s unpredictable weather.

While it does not create quite as much privacy as board-on-board fencing, it is often a more budget-friendly option that still offers a clean, balanced look.

Tongue and Groove (T&G) Styles

Tongue and groove fencing uses interlocking boards that fit tightly together for a seamless appearance. If maximum backyard privacy is the priority, this style is a standout as it creates one of the most enclosed fence designs available.

Classic Stockade Fence with Privacy Enhancements

Among more traditional wooden fence styles, stockade fencing has stayed popular for years because of its reliable backyard privacy and timeless appearance. While they share similarities with picket fencing, stockade designs are taller and built for greater coverage and separation.

This style is often customized with arched tops, convex curves, or garden trellis panels for a more finished appearance. Some wooded properties also install coyote rollers to help keep wildlife such as deer, raccoons, and feral cats out of the yard.

Lattice-Top Decorative Fences

Lattice-top fencing combines solid privacy panels with decorative latticework along the top portion of the fence. It is a popular option for homeowners who want backyard privacy without making the fence feel visually closed in. Lattice sections also improve airflow and add a softer decorative touch to taller fences.

Contact Allied Fence Today to Start Your Fence Project

If you are ready to make your wood fence ideas a reality, call us, contact us online, or visit one of our Atlanta showrooms today to schedule a consultation. Our showrooms are open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Fence design consultations are available with or without an appointment, walk-ins always welcome!

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905 Cripple Creek Drive  Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Before choosing a fence style or material, make sure you understand local code requirements.

Pool Fence Height & Design Requirements

Most pool barrier regulations focus on child accessibility. Requirements often address fence height, spacing between pickets, and design elements that could create footholds or make the fence easier to climb.

Pool Gate Requirements

The gate is often the most important part of a pool fence system because it creates the primary access point to the water. Pay close attention to how the gate closes, how the latch operates, and whether additional locking features make sense for your household.

Permits & Local Regulations

Depending on where you live, permits or inspections may be required for your pool fence installation project. Pool fencing height and design requirements vary across jurisdictions, so it's important to verify local regulations before construction begins.

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