Draw your fence from overhead: click to start a run, click again to end it — join run ends to make corners. Then switch to Adjust and drag posts to curve the fence around whatever's in the way: the bend fades out toward the anchored ends, and no joint takes more than 12° of adjustment. Or type run lengths in the panel and the map builds itself. Want it on your actual property? Switch the background to satellite, position the map, lock it, and draw to true scale. Runs come in 8 ft rail sections; counts update as you go.
through post end post corner postgrid = 8 ftAdjust: drag mid posts to bend — ends stay anchored, fade-out bend, max 12°/joint · drag a free end post to swing or resize the runImagery: Esri — Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, USDA, USGS & the GIS User Community
Site Background
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Blank grid at fixed scale — or draw over your actual property: satellite imagery, or upload any overhead shot and calibrate it.
Fence Setup
Type It In
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0° continues straight; up to ±20° deflects at the post; ±90° is a corner.
Pac-Fence — Planning Estimate
Fence Summary
Bill of Materials
System Spec
Woodgrain texture on all faces of posts and rails.
Layout Notes
Planning layout only. Counts are for budgeting — final layout, grade breaks, and gates are confirmed at site review. Pricing is being finalized; submit your layout and we’ll quote it.