Timber Picket Fence Panel | Fabrication Drawings
Standalone timber picket fence panel: two or three horizontal rails spanning between posts with dressed timber pickets face-fixed to the front. Five picket head styles, treated pine or hardwood, optional post on either end. Level ground.
Configure Timber Picket Fence Panel dimensions and download professional A4 PDF fabrication drawings with orthographic views and dimension lines. No CAD software needed. Sub-millimetre precision from a true 3D solid model.
Key facts
Specifications
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Panel Width | 600 mm to 3,600 mm |
| Panel Height | 600 mm to 2,100 mm |
| Gap Below Pickets | 0 mm to 500 mm |
| Number of Rails | 2 Rails, 3 Rails |
| Top Rail Inset | 0 mm to 900 mm |
| Bottom Rail Inset | 0 mm to 900 mm |
| Picket Head | Pointed (Gothic), Dog Ear, Round, French Gothic, Flat (Square) |
| Head Height | 20 mm to 200 mm |
| Dog Ear Clip | 5 mm to 40 mm |
| Picket Spacing Method | Fixed Gap, Number of Pickets |
| Picket Gap | 0 mm to 150 mm |
| Timber Species | Treated Pine, Hardwood |
| Post Top | Flat (sawn), Pointed cap |
| Left Post Material | Timber, Steel (galvanised), Aluminium |
| Left Post Attachment | Concrete into Ground, Bolted to Slab, Footplate |
| Left Post Concrete Depth | 25 mm to 3,000 mm |
| Left Post Footplate Position | Toe In, Toe Out, Centre, Top Left, Top Centre, Top Right |
| Left Post Hole Ø | 2 mm to 50 mm |
| Left Post Hole Edge Inset | 0 mm to 200 mm |
| Left Post Footplate Width | 50 mm to 500 mm |
| Left Post Footplate Depth | 50 mm to 500 mm |
| Left Post Footplate Thickness | 6 mm to 25 mm |
| Right Post Material | Timber, Steel (galvanised), Aluminium |
| Right Post Attachment | Concrete into Ground, Bolted to Slab, Footplate |
| Right Post Concrete Depth | 25 mm to 3,000 mm |
| Right Post Footplate Position | Toe In, Toe Out, Centre, Top Left, Top Centre, Top Right |
| Right Post Hole Ø | 2 mm to 50 mm |
| Right Post Hole Edge Inset | 0 mm to 200 mm |
| Right Post Footplate Width | 50 mm to 500 mm |
| Right Post Footplate Depth | 50 mm to 500 mm |
| Right Post Footplate Thickness | 6 mm to 25 mm |
| Picket Fixing | Screws, Nails |
Frequently Asked Questions
What opening widths does the Timber Picket Fence Panel support?
The Timber Picket Fence Panel accepts opening widths from 600 mm to 3,600 mm. Enter your exact site measurement and the engine recomputes all frame members, battens or slats, and dimension lines to match.
What do I get in the drawing pack?
Each drawing pack is an A4 PDF with orthographic views (front elevation, side elevation, top view, and isometric), full dimension lines, extension lines, and a professional title block. You also get a live 3D preview in the browser and optional STEP file export for CAD software.
Can I use this drawing for fabrication?
Yes. Dimensions are computed to sub-millimetre precision from a true 3D solid model, not approximated from a template. Print the PDF at actual size, hand it to your fabricator, and build from it. Change any input and the entire drawing regenerates in about 60 seconds.
How long does it take to generate a Timber Picket Fence Panel drawing?
Around 60 seconds end-to-end. Geometry computation runs server-side in a CadQuery process with a 30-second per-request timeout; PDF rendering and download account for the rest. If you change a dimension, regeneration takes the same ~60 seconds — there is no manual redrafting step.
Can I save and reload my dimensions for the Timber Picket Fence Panel?
Yes, on the Fabricator tier. Saved jobs store every input you entered and reload the configurator in one click, so you can revise a quote, regenerate a clean PDF, or branch a design for a similar customer without re-typing dimensions. The free Explorer tier doesn't persist jobs, but you can still copy your inputs out manually.
References & technology
Category: Fencing. Tags: fence-panel, fencing, timber, timber-picket, fabrication. Geometry built with CadQuery on the OCCT (OpenCascade Technology) kernel — the same geometry foundation used in FreeCAD and a number of commercial CAD packages. Drawings are orthographic projections of the computed 3D solid; no view is sketched or scaled from a template.
Related terminology in the CAD60 fabrication glossary: see orthographic view, dimension line, title block, RHS, and aluminium.