EXAMPLES OF INTEREST CHARGES
	ANNUAL COST	COST FOR 30 DAYS
ANNUAL INTEREST RATE	Average daily balance	Average daily balance
$100	$500	$100	$500
19.9%	$19.90	$99.50	$1.64	$8.18
21.9%	$21.90	$109.50	$1.80	$9.00
The annual interest rate may apply to regular purchases, equal payment financing, deferred payment financing, deferred equal payment financing or multiple purchases by equal payment financing.

EXAMPLES OF INTEREST CHARGES

ANNUAL COST

COST FOR 30 DAYS

ANNUAL INTEREST RATE

Average daily balance

$100

$500

$100

$500

19.9%

$19.90

$99.50

$1.64

$8.18

21.9%

$21.90

$109.50

$1.80

$9.00

The annual interest rate may apply to regular purchases, equal payment financing, deferred payment financing, deferred equal payment financing or multiple purchases by equal payment financing.

Open panels cedar fence next to the patio

Open panels cedar fence in the back yard

Build a cedar fence with open panels

Difficulty:

Close Difficulty

Beginner Do-It-Yourselfer - Easy

Intermediate Do-It-Yourselfer - Moderate

Experienced Do-It-Yourselfer - Difficult

Professional - Expert
Completion Time : Week-end project

This 6' wood fence will ensure your privacy outside while still letting in air and light. Each panel is 72" wide.

The fence is easy to build and requires very few materials, since the boards are simply inserted into grooves made in the posts.

We suggest you use metal stakes to secure the 6' posts, because they make it easier to position the posts accurately and adjust if necessary. Another option would be to use 10' fence posts and set them in concrete form tubes.

Tools and materials required

TOOLS

Table saw with dado blade
Driver drill
Sledgehammer
Pencil
Tape measure
String and wooden stakes

MATERIALS

(Materials for one panel)
1 cedar post, 4" x 4" x 72"
12 cedar boards, 1" x 6" x 72"
2 ½" treated-wood screws
Metal fence stakes
Stain

Before Assembly

Fence panel elevation

CEDAR WOOD

Cedar is a naturally weather-resistant material and so does not need to be specially treated or painted. But there’s nothing to prevent you from staining it to go with the decor – this will not detract from its beauty.

We have chosen to use cedar for this project because of its weather-resistant qualities. You could also make the fence from treated wood, but bear in mind, in that case, that your fence will not have the same rich aspect that natural cedar provides.

A fence is made up of a series of panels connected by posts. Each panel needs to be supported by two posts. The following list of materials is for one panel with one support post. You will need an additional post to complete the end of the fence.