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Did you custom fabricate the fence or was it stockade?

Brooklyn Gold LLC

9 years ago

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Working Nature LLC
9 years ago
this was built on site
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Brooklyn Gold LLC
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9 years ago
Thanks. What was the approximate cost/ft?
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$42/linear ft. It's 6 ft high. that was in early 2012 but probably still about the same

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