Questions and Answers for Mendocino Forest Products 6 ft. x 8 ft. Privacy Flat Top Flat Redwood Lattice Wood Fence Panel

A:  Hi GN, No,,, the wood on this fence is not pressure treated. For best protection, staining and/or top coating with a quality stain or sealer is recommend a month or so after installation. Hope that helps. Best- Travis

A:  I have 12 of them in my backyard and I’m very happy with it I think it’s made in the USA

A:  50.00

A:  Hello Nickolas, Thank you for your recent inquiry. This item is a Store Exclusive and is available for purchase in select stores only. To determine pricing and availability localize the item online by using a zip code. Unfortunately, if you are unable to see store inventory this is not a stocked item in your area. You may also find it helpful to call or stop by your local Home Depot store to check availability. For any other questions call us at HomeDepot.com Customer Service 800-430-3376. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

A:  Hi Nickolas, The price will most likely vary depending on your location, however the panels usually cost around $125.00 each. Check with your local Home Depot for detailed pricing. Hope that helps. Best- Travis

A:  Hi there- I purchased several of these for fencing on the side of my house and used 3" Deckmate coated deck screws to attach them to the 4x4 support posts. Three screws on each side panel. Worked like a charm and the fence sections are as sturdy as can be. Best- Travis

A:  There are no metal posts. All pressure treated wood and very easy to install.

A:  Metal posts can be used but require special brackets to mount the panels to them. Your local Home Depot may carry the brackets, please contact your local stores Contractor Services desk for assistance.

A:  The overall height of the lattice section is 18 inches.

A:  This is a natural wood product and does not have a warranty/

A:  Custom sizes are available in select Home Depot Stores via Special Order. Please contact your local store for availability,

A:  Hi Joop, unfortunately we do not offer the in-store 6 ft. H x 8 ft. W Redwood Lattice Top Fence Panel on Homedepot.com, as is it sold exclusively in select Home Depot stores. In addition, special orders are placed through your local Home Depot store and I would advise that you visit your nearest Home Depot Store and speak to one of our experienced associates at the Special Services desk. Thanks for shopping Home Depot!

A:  Please contact your local Home Depot's Contractor Services desk for pricing and availability information.

A:  You can choose to do what i did and install panels between the posts, since thats what looked like what was intended with the shape of the metal post. Or, you can space the posts further apart and run horizontal 2 x 4's to fix the panels to - end to end. I can say the first way will demand your attention to detail because the panels will have little tolerance where they connect to the post. The ends are indeed a bit questionable so for sturdiness, you will want the screw to bite into it's meaty part and not screw in near the edge. It needs to fit snug for best result. The sure way to get a good fit on each post is to do one post at a time. screw in one side to a cemented post and then fit the other end to the next post (floating) before leveling and adding cement. Let it set till stiff before screwing on another panel and repeating. This means you will be using one expensive metal post every 8 feet. The other way will let you install the posts first, in line with taught string and then fixing the horizontal supports fo the panels to fix too. Cheaper and faster but it defeats the good neighbor design by exposing the supports. Connecting their ends front to back would be too weak and besides, what connects to the other end?? Or if you meant one post per panel,.... that could work too but i wouldnt trust the integrity of that joint. It would look a little like a zig zag and might add another challenge to line up the posts right. The pic i included is of the fence sealed 2 days ago with thompsons clear seal. Note how we cut those silly pegs for legs (also very fragile) flush with the bottom and then mounted on top of a treated 2x4. Those 8' 2x4's were worth it because it made installing each panel alot easier. This i learned halfway through the job.

A:  These panels are designed to be installed between posts. Each side of the panel should be screwed to a post.

A:  I have this type of fencing all the around my backyard. I screw the panels in between the posts. This also makes for an easy and quick replacement of a panel.