Straight run with a pedestrian gate
Straight run with a pedestrian gate: 12 m; posts 8; gate count 1.
↗Check each segment against the site sketch. Confirm that corner coordinates match and each gate appears once. Review the height, actual board widths, post dimensions, panel spacing and the intended infill pattern. Ensure the drawing uses one measurement convention throughout.
Separate standard posts, gate posts and corner posts. Match caps, brackets and fasteners to the selected system. Review cut panels and rail lengths, then round package quantities up. Label waste allowance separately so it is not confused with a larger measured boundary.
Example This is a materials estimate, not a structural design.
Straight run with a pedestrian gate: 12 m; posts 8; gate count 1.
↗Two runs sharing a corner: 12 m; posts 7; gate count 0.
↗Fence with two separate gates: 30 m; posts 16; gate count 2.
↗Closed rectangular yard: 54 m; posts 24; gate count 0.
↗Two independent fence runs: 20 m; posts 11; gate count 0.
↗Wide access between fence runs: 20 m; posts 10; gate count 1.
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