Making A Vinyl Fence Taller

Adding a foot of extra fence to a block wall only requires making a pony wall a foot tall securing it to the block wall and attaching.

Making a vinyl fence taller.

Determine how much taller you need to make your fence. You d obviously need a neighbour who agrees with the plan. Here the fence posts were extended and lattice was added. Mainly because it s pretty tall and wide 2 x 57 x 96 inches so it might be able to extend the height of your fence as well.

This tall open divider separated the sitting area from the lawn. The other option is to grow a hedge alongside your fence or a hedge that stands alone. If you have a wire fence maybe a neighbor can wire this addition on and make a longer post to make it stronger then add a bush like a rose of sharon and this w ill grow and create your privacy that you desire. Count the number of fence posts around your yard and buy that number of new posts from your local home improvement or gardening store.

Here s a detail of the hardware used to extend the fence posts. You didn t tell us what type of fence you do have now. You may have to get several but the birds love this and the butterflies too. To add height to existing fences you can build trellises on the top of the fence or provide poles or wires to train the climbing plants to grow on.

Often fences are limited to 6 or perhaps 8 feet tall but there are fewer restrictions for items on your property although you may need permits particularly if the structure will be overhead. Place one 2 to 3 foot tall wood post vertically on top of one of your fence s existing wood posts extending the post s height by 2 to 3 feet. Vines will eventually fill it in. It s arguably the best choice for privacy.

You can make a fence taller. Each new post should be 1 foot longer than the height you wish to add to your fence. Screenline fence extensions are a diy solution to easily increase the height of your existing colourbond fence for added security and privacy. If there are restrictive fence height regulations where you live this could be a good workaround.