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A gallery of Burbank fence and gate work

Grouped by material, this is the spread of fence work we put up around Burbank. Cedar and vinyl privacy on the flat valley lots, iron where the hillside needs something that will not burn, chain link along the alleys, ranch rail out in the Rancho, and gates that actually hand people their privacy back.

Wood privacy fences

Cedar and redwood across the older valley grid. Standard dog-ear privacy runs, board on board where the neighbor's side matters too, and a cleaner horizontal slat on the remodels.

Cedar privacy fence behind a Magnolia Park bungalow in Burbank — Six foot cedar privacy behind a Magnolia Park bungalow, squared to an older lot line.

Board on board redwood fence stepped down a Burbank Hills slope — Board on board redwood on steel posts, stepped down a Burbank Hills grade.

Horizontal slat cedar fence at a remodeled Burbank ranch home near Hollywood Way — Horizontal slat cedar for a remodeled post-war ranch off Hollywood Way.

Low wood picket front yard fence with an open top in Burbank — A low front yard picket with an open top, built to Burbank's street-facing design rule.

Vinyl and iron

Vinyl for the households that never want to hold a brush again, and iron on the hillside lots needing a fence that will not burn and will not block the view.

White vinyl privacy fence in a flat Burbank backyard off Hollywood Way — White vinyl privacy on a flat lot, still bright after a full valley summer.

Tan lattice-top vinyl fence on an exposed Burbank lot near Riverside Drive — A lattice-top vinyl panel near Riverside Drive, chosen to let a gust pass through.

Black iron view fence on a Burbank Hills lot above the Verdugo slope — Black iron view fencing on a Burbank Hills lot, non-combustible and view intact.

Ornamental iron fence over a low stucco base at a Burbank Mediterranean home — Ornamental iron over a low stucco base, the arrangement Title 10 tends to reward.

Ranch rail and corral

Horse property work in the Rancho Equestrian District, where the fence has to be safe for the animal before it is anything else.

Three-rail ranch fence on a horse property in the Rancho Equestrian District of Burbank — A three-rail perimeter in the Rancho, top rail set where a horse reads it clearly.

Welded pipe corral fence at a Burbank horse property near the LA Equestrian Center — Welded pipe corral around a turnout, every joint ground smooth.

No-climb woven wire mesh behind a ranch rail fence at a Burbank paddock — No-climb mesh mounted on the animal side, closing the gaps a rail fence leaves.

Wide trailer gate in a ranch rail fence on a Burbank equestrian lot — A sixteen foot trailer gate, hung so one person can swing it while leading a horse.

Chain link, gates, and detail

Alley and side yard chain link, the privacy and security gates this city asks for more than most, and the post work that decides how long any of it lasts.

Black vinyl-coated chain link fence on a Burbank rear property line — Black vinyl-coated mesh on a rear line, receding into the planting behind it.

Galvanized chain link dog run in a narrow Burbank side yard — A galvanized side yard dog run with a bottom rail, tucked into a narrow gap.

Automatic iron driveway gate with a keypad at a Burbank Media District home — An automatic driveway gate with a curbside keypad and camera near the Media District.

Solid privacy driveway gate with a video intercom on a Burbank Hills driveway — A solid privacy leaf on a climbing hillside drive, with a video intercom at the street.

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Explore by material

If the material is still open, Burbank fencing lays out every option side by side.

Wood FencingCedar and redwood on the flat valley lots. Wrought Iron FencingMetal that will not burn, for the hillside. Ranch Rail FencingRail built around the animal, out in the Rancho. Cost guideWhat each material costs per foot here.