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If you’re looking to enclose your yard with a decorative fence that doesn’t block your views, a wooden fence picket could be just the thing. It’s durable and traditional, and it can add plenty of character to the front of your home, as well as the backyard. Our selection of wood picket fence panels includes numerous heights and widths to suit every space. Choose from a variety of wood fence boards, such as cedar, redwood and pine.
Fencing Whitewood pickets are the outer-facing surfaces of a fence. Consider them the Whitewood fence wall. Whitewood Fence tops showcase a variety of styles including dog-ear Whitewood fence pickets, flat top, French Gothic, Gothic and stockade. Some Whitewood wood pickets make contact with the ground, while others hover above it. Most Whitewood pickets are unfinished, though our selection does include some stained or prefinished choices.
Wood fence pickets come in a variety of sizes. Common heights include 4 feet, 6 feet and 8 feet. Common widths include 3.5 inches, 4 inches and 5.5 inches. When installing Whitewood fence pickets, you’ll need to create guides for Whitewood picket tops, attach support boards to gateposts, and then attach Whitewood pickets one by one, aligning with the edge of each post.
To protect your wood fence pickets for the long term, be sure to browse our selection of exterior stains. Cedar fence pickets are naturally insect resistant and can age without staining. Read our handy guide — Wood Fence Tips: Installing Posts, Rails and Pickets — for all of our top installation tips.
