A crossbuck pattern carried across the property
This Westhampton installation takes the open character of post and rail fencing and gives it a more finished architectural rhythm. Pressure-treated framing is arranged in repeating X-braced sections, with dark wire infill set behind the wood.
The result still reads as an open fence from across the property, while the crossbuck pattern gives the long runs a stronger visual presence than a conventional two- or three-rail layout.
- Location
- Westhampton, New York
- Material
- Pressure-treated wood
- Design
- Custom crossbuck / X-braced post & rail
- Infill
- Dark wire
- Service
- Post & Rail / Board Fencing
Westhampton crossbuck fence
Open fencing with a stronger visual pattern
Crossbuck fencing uses diagonal boards to create a repeating X inside the larger frame. On this property, the dark wire sits behind the wood rather than becoming the dominant visual element, so the fence still reads first as a custom wood installation.
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