Durability – Pipe won’t rot, warp, or be damaged by livestock.

Strength – Handles the weight and pressure of cattle, horses, and equipment.

Low Maintenance – Once painted or sealed, pipe fencing requires very little upkeep.

Versatility – Works for property lines, livestock enclosures, arenas, and driveways.

Classic Look – Clean, ranch-style appearance that adds value to your property.

1. Straight Rail Pipe Fence

o Upright posts with 2–5 horizontal rails.

o Clean and simple, ideal for property lines or pasture fencing.

2. Top Rail with Wire Mesh

o One or two rails with field fence, no-climb wire, or barbed wire in between.

o Perfect for horses or smaller livestock where safety is important.

3. Continuous Panel Fence

o Welded panels of pipe, typically with uniform spacing.

o Fast installation and very strong.

4. Pipe Fence with Decorative Gates

o Heavy-duty pipe tied into custom ranch-style gates.

o Can include branding, initials, or decorative metalwork.

2 3/8” (Schedule 40 or drill stem) – Most common for posts and top rails. Strong,

reliable, and cost-effective.

 2 7/8” – Heavier option often used for corner posts, bracing, or gates.

 4 1/2” and larger – Heavy-duty posts for entryways, overheads, or when extra strength is

required.

 7/8” – 1 1/4” sucker rod – Often used for rails, cross braces, or filler sections.

 Raw Pipe (as-is) – Most economical, can be left rustic or painted later.

 Primed & Painted – Common choice, prevents rust and gives a clean finished look.

 Custom Gates & Entries – Integrated designs with pipe fence for a complete ranch

entrance.