Blooma Tsugaru Pressure Treated Wooden Picket Fence - Green

With proper installation and care, the Blooma Tsugaru picket fence can last for many years, thanks to the pressure-treated construction.

Yes, you can paint or stain the fence to match your preferred color scheme, but be sure to use paint or stain suitable for pressure-treated wood.

Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the fence. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

You'll need a post hole digger, level, measuring tape, saw, drill or screwdriver, and potentially a concrete mixer.

The pressure-treated process uses chemicals to preserve the wood, so consider its environmental impact. Research the specific treatment used and dispose of any cut-offs properly.

Yes, you can cut the pickets to fit your desired height or to accommodate slopes or uneven ground. Use a saw suitable for cutting pressure-treated wood.

Check the screws or nails securing the pickets to the rails and posts. Tighten or replace as needed.

Inspect the posts for stability. Ensure posts are properly set in concrete. Consider reinforcing the posts or resetting them if necessary.

Inspect the affected areas and remove and replace the damaged pickets. Ensure adequate drainage around the base of the fence.