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Premium Western Red Cedar pickets, posts, and split-rail fencing — plus gate hardware, caps, and stains. In stock at all three locations.

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Call 811 Before You Dig — It's the Law

Before installing any fence posts, Oregon and Washington require you to call 811 (or visit call811.com) at least 2 business days before digging. Free utility locating service — protects you and your neighbors.

Material Takeoff

Bring in your fence layout or property survey — we'll calculate pickets, posts, rails, hardware, and concrete needed for your project.

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Cedar Fencing

Cedar Fencing

  • Premium no-hole Western Red Cedar pickets — true 3/4" thick
  • Dog ear and flat top styles — 1×4 · 1×6
  • Cap boards, rails, and stringers
  • 4×4 · 4×6 clear cedar posts
  • Allweather Wood pressure-treated 4×4 posts (ground contact)
  • Split rail fence materials
Accessories & Hardware

Accessories & Hardware

  • Maine Ornamental post caps
  • Simpson FB24Z rail bracket
  • Ross Island concrete mix for post setting
  • National Hardware gate hinges and latches
  • Fence screws and ring-shank nails
  • Stains — Sunfrog, Penofin, Mesmers, Superdeck
Call for Current Pricing

Cedar and fencing prices fluctuate seasonally. Call any location or stop in for today's pricing — we'll also do a free material count for your project.

(503) 654-5417

Cedar Fence — Estimating Guide

Use these tables to estimate materials for a standard cedar privacy fence. Bring your measurements to any store for a takeoff — we'll count it all out for you.

Cedar Pickets — How Many Per Linear Foot
Picket WidthGap Between PicketsPickets per 10 LFPickets per 100 LF
1×6 (5-1/2" face)No gap (privacy)21.8218
1×6 (5-1/2" face)1/4" gap20.5205
1×4 (3-1/2" face)No gap (privacy)34.3343
1×4 (3-1/2" face)1/4" gap32.0320

Add 10% for waste and cuts. Our true 3/4" thick premium cedar pickets are thicker than big-box store pickets — they hold stain better and last longer.

Posts, Rails & Concrete — Per 100 Linear Feet of Fence
ItemPost SpacingQty per 100 LFNotes
4×4 Posts (8' for 6' fence)6' OC18 postsSet 2' in ground + 6' above grade
4×4 Posts (8' for 6' fence)8' OC14 postsTypical maximum for 6' fence
2×4 Rails (8' length)38 boards3 rails × 100 LF ÷ 8' = 37.5
80-lb concrete bags6' OC36 bags2 bags per post hole
80-lb concrete bags8' OC28 bags2 bags per post hole

Post depth = 1/3 of post length below grade. 6' fence: set posts 2' deep minimum. Use Allweather Wood pressure-treated posts for ground contact (UC4B rated).

Gate Framing & Hardware Guide
ItemRecommendation
Gate opening (single)Up to 4' wide — use one 4×4 hinge post and one 4×4 latch post
Gate opening (double)4' to 12' — two single gates meeting in the center
Gate frame2×4 perimeter frame + diagonal 2×4 brace (slope up toward hinge side)
HingesMinimum 2 per gate leaf — National Hardware heavy-duty strap hinges stocked
LatchNational Hardware cane bolt (bottom) + thumb latch (top) for double gates
Post sizingUse 6×6 posts for gate openings over 6' wide

We stock National Hardware gate hardware, post caps, and all the hardware you need. Ask our staff for help selecting the right hinge load rating.

Building a Fence?

Our staff can help you choose the right material, calculate how much you need, and get it delivered to your job site.