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Similar to the alternating board fence, but all of the boards are on one side of the fence. The board and batten provides even more privacy than a flatboard fence.

1. 72" high cedar board and batten on pt pine framework and cedar caps, Alexandria, VA.

2. 72" high pt pine board and batten fence.

3. 6' high knotty cedar board and batten fence with PT pine posts and black post caps

*View from the outside of the fence

4. 6' high cedar board and batten fence with (3) PT pine rails

*View from the inside

5. Close up view of board and batten

6. 1x6x6' Clear Cedar Board and Batten

3 cedar 2x4 rails, pyramid post caps on PT posts, and a 1x4 capboard

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