"After many attempts online to locate a 3 x 3 wrought iron gate for our patio deck renovation, my partner and I came across Etsy and A Rustic Garden.
This online, trustworthy, family-owned (mother and son) vendor specializes in garden decor, gates, fencing, etc. Their website was easy to maneuver for purchase.
We were advised that it would take 4 - 6 weeks for delivery. The gate arrived on time with extreme care taken in how it was packaged.
Garrett takes pride in his work and maintains his outstanding reputation. The pricing was competitive. The workmanship was flawless and honored the timeline from start to finish.
We were thrilled with our wrought iron gate."
Two Ways to Install Fence on a Hillside or Slope
We best explain how to install our fencing on a hill or grade by using narrow, partial panels and stepping up or down the slope, or by using racked panels - which angle the verticals to keep the lines running smooth along the grade. So, what if your yard slopes severely to allow water runoff? The information, pictures and video help show the two ways we produce fence to work on a slope.
Racked Panel on Grade - We weld special panels, called racked panels. following a slope inch by inch. We calculate the inches per foot based off measurements provided by you, so measure twice to be detailed. We set up our fabrication machinery for the racked panels based on your precise measurements and our calculations.
Stepped Slope Approach - Customers buy single hoop partial panels, placing each panel lower to move down a hill. It's a workable solution especially for small areas of sloping. To transition back to a flat fence run, just add a fence post, then run full panels on the flats.