Backyard Nudists
This is a group for those who may be Home Nudists or those who cannot always get to a Nudist Colony, Camp, or Resort and therefore take things into their own backyard! Whether your backyard is private enough or not, perhaps you lay out nude, skinnydip, garden, or mow the lawn, this group is for you!
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Privacy fence
Return to DiscussionsFences are not inexpensive. There are numerous ways to build a good privacy fence. If you can install posts and rails, the rest is a matter of preference. More boards equal more privacy. Using opposite slats allows more air flow but you can see through at angles. Using pre-fab panels is easy. Regardless, you have to make sure the boards are plumb. They can get off if you dont use a level to keep them correctly aligned.
I have have a 6' privacy fence, the highest allowed without a variance. Didn't cost as much as I expected. One neighbor could see part of the area from his kitchen window or deck, so I put a wind screen on top of the fence. He asked me why I did it, and I said that I prefer to swim and sun nude. He said that it wouldn't bother him so next summer I won't put up a wind screen.
I made our backyard an Oasis.... I'm always naked in my backyard. I have a board on board fence with a 2 foot lattice attached at the top... If you look by the spa you'll also see the outdoor shower.... I finished that in March of 2020 and I've only taken maybe 5 showers in the house since...
Jay, local zoning codes are primary obstacle, frequently limiting height, sometimes setbacks from lot lines, etc. fencing materials can be very expensive. I went with arborvitae which grow to 12-15 tall and fill out to 3-4 feet. I purchased initially 9 trees at 5 feet tall. I regraded a slightly sloping yard to create two levels and used the soil to build up my planting bed for the trees so immediately my tree fence was 5.5 to 6 feet high. Each tree was about 75$. I had to replace one or two, due to not taking. But i am very happy w the results, depending on what grows well and densely in your area a natural screen can be very effective and not subject zoning . Imo also cheaper . Low maintenance too!
Jay, local zoning codes are primary obstacle, frequently limiting height, sometimes setbacks ftom lot lines, etc. fencing materials can be very expensive. I went with arborvitae which grow to 12-15 tall and fill out to 3-4 feet. I purchased initially 9 trees at 5 feet tall. I regraded a slightly sloping yard to creat two levels and used soil to build ip my planting bed for the trees so immediately my tree fence was 5.5 to 6 feet high. Each tree was about 75$. I had to replace one or two, due to not taking. But i am very happy w the results, depending on wgat grows well snd densely in your area a natural screen can be very effective and not subject zoning . Imo also cheaper . Low maintenance too!
Jay, local zoning codes are primary obstacle, frequently limiting height, sometimes setbacks ftom lot lines, etc. fencing materials can be very expensive. I went with arborvitae which grow to 12-15 tall and fill out to 3-4 feet. I purchased initially 9 trees at 5 feet tall. I regraded a slightly sloping yard to creat two levels and used soil to build ip my planting bed for the trees so immediately my tree fence was 5.5 to 6 feet high. Each tree was about 75$. I had to replace one or two, due to not taking. But i am very happy w the results, depending on wgat grows well snd densely in your area a natural screen can be very effective and not subject zoning . Imo also cheaper . Low maintenance too!
Vegetative screening is not subject to zoning, but may be limited by your HOA if you have one,