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A gallery of Hidden Hills fence and gate work

Fence and gate work from around Hidden Hills, sorted by material. The white three-rail ranch fence and its matching gates come first, because they set the frontages. Then the wood and vinyl privacy that sits behind them, the iron on the view lots, and the arena and pool barriers that arrive with an equestrian estate.

White ranch rail and gates

The white three-rail fence that lines the Hidden Hills frontages, with matching gates hung to swing clear of the trail easements.

White three-rail ranch fence along a Long Valley Road frontage in Hidden Hills — White three-rail on a Long Valley Road frontage, the citywide standard.

White ranch rail with a matching gate at a Hidden Hills driveway entry — A matching white ranch gate hung in a three-rail frontage.

Automatic white ranch gate at a circular driveway in Hidden Hills — An automatic ranch gate on a circular-drive entry.

White ranch rail turning a corner on a Spring Valley lot in Hidden Hills — The rail turning a corner near Spring Valley, following the grade.

Wood and vinyl privacy

Cedar and vinyl runs behind the rail, where a courtyard, pool surround, or service yard needs full privacy.

Cedar wood privacy screen behind a Hidden Hills estate frontage — A cedar privacy screen set back from the rail.

White vinyl three-rail ranch fence on a Hidden Hills frontage — Vinyl carrying the white ranch profile with no repaint.

Horizontal slat cedar courtyard screen at a Hidden Hills home — Horizontal slat cedar around a private courtyard.

White vinyl privacy panel around a courtyard in Hidden Hills — A clean vinyl privacy line that needs no paint.

Wrought iron and the view lots

Iron where a boundary has to be non-combustible near the house or keep the view, and for a formal estate entry.

Black wrought iron fence and gate at a Hidden Hills estate frontage — Powder-coated iron frontage with a matching gate.

Tubular steel view fence on a Hidden Hills hillside lot — A steel view fence that keeps the hills in sight.

Ornamental iron automatic gate at a Hidden Hills motor court — An ornamental iron drive gate at a motor court.

Powder-coated iron picket detail on a Hidden Hills view fence — Powder-coat picket detail, baked to hold the finish.

Arenas, pool, and detail

The working fences of an equestrian estate: arena and paddock mesh, code pool barriers, and the post detail that decides how long a fence lasts.

Black vinyl-coated chain link around a Hidden Hills riding arena — Black mesh around a riding arena, receding against the hill.

Black metal pool safety fence at a Hidden Hills estate pool — Metal at the code height of five feet, gate latching itself.

White ranch rail backed by no-climb horse wire at a Hidden Hills paddock — No-climb wire behind the rail on a paddock boundary.

Removable mesh pool safety fence at a Hidden Hills home — Removable mesh, in place while the children are small.

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Explore by material

Everything here sits inside our wider work on fence building in Hidden Hills.

Ranch Rail FencingThe white three-rail fence for the frontage. Wrought Iron FencingMetal that will not burn and does not block the view. Pool FencingWhat the state barrier code asks for. Cost guideEvery fence material, priced by the linear foot.