Whitmore Fence personnel work to construct a picket fence with spindles.

A spindled picket fence runs along a beautiful arbor and defines this small garden.

A spindled, three-foot picket fence. Notice the pressure-treated posts and decorative post-caps.

A swinging gate allows access through this picket fence.

Whitmore Fence workers show off their spindled double gate. Well done!

Another image of the three-foot, spindled picket fence.

A close-up on one of the spindled gates demonstrating the quality construction and hardware.

A finished picket fence with spindles.

Six-foot spindles break away from a traditionally shorter picket fence.

Six-foot spindles make for a tall and impressive double gate.

Another gate on the six-foot spindled fence. Notice the decorative use of spindle height at the center of the gate.

A long stretch of six-foot spindles. Again, note the decorative use of spindle height at the end nearest to the camera.

An interior view of the large double gate.

A long line of six-foot spindles merges well with metal woven wire for a cost-effective solution.

Picket spindles painted white make for a sophisticated look.

Picket spindles curve upwards with height to make a classy gate opening.

A cedar picket fence crowns a stone drop-off.

Picket sections step up to counter a change in elevation.

A cedar picket fence. Note the dog-eared cuts on the top corners of each picket.

The fence line meets at a corner before stepping down the hill.

A less traditional picket fence with an almost Delaware-style top.

A highly-stylized gateway.

A non-traditional picket fence. Notice how there are no post caps, but decorative cuts in the posts instead.

This brown-painted picket fence stretches around a garden.

A six-foot picket fence slopes to accomodate the elevation. This is a large double gate.

A tall, six-foot picket fence with standard pointed pickets.

A close-up of this six-foot fence demonstrates the visibility of the style.

A picket fence (six-foot in this case) clearly defines the backyard without eliminating visibility.

A gate graces this standard-pointed picket fence.

A standard-pointed picket fence slopes with a hill.

Level sections of picket fencing are interrupted to bend along a small hill.

When tall enough, picket works well for containing dogs.

This standard-pointed picket fence does not extenuate its posts, leaving a strait and repeating pattern of pickets.

Once more, this fence does not extenuate its posts, leaving it with a repeating, traditional look.

The short height of this picket fence allows it to easily duck under foliage and tree limbs.

A picket fence with extenuated posts and scalloped tops make for a unique look.

Form and function: Despite the decorative elements of this fence, it still effectively holds back its canine contents.

Picket fencing provides a unique barrier without shutting out the surrounding area.

A scalloped stretch of white-painted picket fencing.

White, scalloped picket fencing provides an elegant boundary on this piece of property.

Picket fencing permits plenty of visibility between its pickets.