FencePro: Wood Picket & Glass

PLAN FENCES FASTER—FROM PICKETS TO POOL GLASS FencePro helps you estimate materials and visualize layouts before you buy lumber, glass, or concrete. One download gives you five specialized calculators that cover the fence types people search for most, plus exportable PDFs you can hand to a client or keep for your records. MULTI-CALCULATOR TOOLKIT • Picket fence (metal/wood style planning): up to four sides, post spacing, rails, pickets, screws, optional hole sizing for stone/concrete installs, weights, and line-item costs • Post & rail: adjustable centres, corner modes, paling gaps or lapped overlap, footing volume and bag estimate • Post & panel: full panels or pickets between posts, end-panel cut strategies, posts at one end or both • Arched pickets: arch rise/drop, radius, and a full table of cut lengths for each paling • Glass pool fence / balustrade: standard-length panels, min gaps, end gaps, gates, optional hinge panel, spigot spacing, and stair/angle panels when you need them UNITS THAT MATCH YOUR TAPE MEASURE Use metric or imperial everywhere. Imperial mode supports practical fraction precision so you can enter and read measurements the way you work on site. DIAGRAMS YOU CAN ZOOM & PAN Every calculator includes a scalable diagram so dimensions and labels stay readable on small screens and large fence runs alike. SHARE PROFESSIONAL PDFS Create a branded report with your inputs, key results, costs when you enter pricing, and embedded diagrams—great for quotes, teammates, or permit packets. PRIVACY-FIRST & OFFLINE FRIENDLY No account required. Core math runs on your device; keep measuring even when signal is weak on the job site. DISCLAIMER FencePro provides planning estimates and illustrative geometry. Always confirm structural requirements, pool barrier regulations in your area, wind loads, hardware specs, and panel certifications with qualified professionals and suppliers. If you build or quote fences—even occasionally—FencePro is built to save you time and costly ordering mistakes. Get the numbers right before you sink the first post.