UAS-101 Spear Top with 1-1/2" Spacing

26 Aug.,2024

 

UAS-101 Spear Top with 1-1/2" Spacing

UAS-101 Spear Top with 1-1/2" Spacing

Spears and a tighter 1-1/2" picket spacing provide additional security. Available in Industrial Series and Industrial Series Premium grades. Our Premium grades have a reinforced double-wall rail with hidden fasteners.

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Standard Sections are 6' wide x 3', 4', 5', or 6' high. Sections come fully assembled. Custom width or heights - 7', 8', 9', 10', 11', and 12'- are available.

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Fence Picket Calculator

We can all agree on how simple and useful this tool is - but if you're a curious person, you're probably wondering how to calculate the number of pickets needed for your fence by yourself; we get it, as we're curious people too &#; Let's take a look at the total number of pickets formula we use in this tool:

Total numberof pickets=Fence lengthPicketwidth+Picketspacing\footnotesize \begin{split} \text{Total num} & \text{ber} \\ \text{of picket} & \text{s} \end{split} = \cfrac{\text{Fence length}}{\begin{split} & \text{Picket} \\ & \text{width} \end{split} + {\begin{split} & \text{Picket} \\ & \text{spacing} \end{split}}}

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When employing this expression, ensure you're using the same unit of length for all the variables.

Let's check out how to use this formula with a quick example. Say you plan on building a fence of 11 feet in length and want to use 4-inch-wide pickets with a 2.5-inch spacing in between - how many pickets do you need? It's simple!

  1. Replace the values in the above formula:

Total numberof pickets=11 ft4 in+2.5 in\footnotesize \qquad \begin{split} \text{Total num} & \text{ber} \\ \text{of picket} & \text{s} \end{split} = \cfrac{11 \text{ ft}}{4 \text{ in} + 2.5 \text{ in}}

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  1. Express all measurements in the same unit of length:

Total numberof pickets=11 ft&#;12 in/ft4 in+2.5 in=132 in6.5 in=20.31\footnotesize \qquad \begin{split} \begin{split} \text{Total num} & \text{ber} \\ \text{of picket} & \text{s} \end{split} &= \cfrac{11 \text{ ft} \cdot 12 \text{ in/ft}}{4 \text{ in} + 2.5 \text{ in}} \\ &= \cfrac{132 \text{ in}}{6.5 \text{ in}} \\[1em] &= 20.31 \end{split}

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  1. Finally, round up to the next whole value:

Total numberof pickets&#;21\footnotesize \qquad \begin{split} \begin{split} \text{Total num} & \text{ber} \\ \text{of picket} & \text{s} \end{split} &\approx 21 \end{split}

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