20 ft, 5-rail sections
Long 5-rail sections for a post-mounted fence line. Posts and clips are separate.
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Continuous Fence Panels in Texas
Continuous steel fence sections in four-rail and five-rail styles for your Texas property.
Welded steel
Equipment for daily use on your property.
Clear kit contents
Review the included components before you order.
Freight for your location
Delivery details are confirmed with your quote.
Choose your fence sections
Compare 10 ft and 20 ft sections and plan the complete run, corners, and gates. Continuous fence sections are not an all-inclusive fence kit.
20 ft, 4-rail sections
Compare a 4-rail layout against your intended boundary and the selected section specifications.
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10 ft, 5-rail sections
Shorter sections for a measured run or return; check the finish on the live listing.
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10 ft, 4-rail sections
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20 ft, 5-rail sections
Long 5-rail sections for a post-mounted fence line. Posts and clips are separate.
20 ft Continuous Fence Panel 5-Rail$196.00 · listed section price; freight separate.
20 ft, 4-rail sections
Compare a 4-rail layout against your intended boundary and the selected section specifications.
20 ft Continuous Fence Panel 4-Rail$160.00 · listed section price; freight separate.
10 ft, 5-rail sections
Shorter sections for a measured run or return; check the finish on the live listing.
10 ft Continuous Fence Panel Pipe, 5-Rail$154.95 · listed section price; freight separate.
10 ft, 4-rail sections
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10 ft Continuous Fence Panel, Bare Metal 4-Rail$124.95 · listed section price; freight separate.
Prices are per section, not per installed fence line. Section length, rail count, finish, and quantity affect the order. Posts and mounting clips are separate.
Plan the complete fence line
Section length
Compare 10 ft and 20 ft sections for your measured run.
Rail count
Choose 4-rail or 5-rail sections and check the listed finish.
Posts and mounting clips
Plan these separate items along with corners and gate openings.
Continuous fence is sold per section. It is not an all-inclusive fence kit; posts, mounting clips and installation are separate.
Plan the space around your equipment
Measure the run and mark changes in grade before selecting sections.
Measure each run
Record straight lengths, corners and gate openings.
Mark changes in grade
Share photos of slopes and any existing posts.
Plan delivery along the run
Identify truck access and where the sections can be unloaded.
Read the Texas continuous fence planning guide
Continuous fence is a different project from a portable corral. For a Texas fence line, map the permanent run, posts and openings first, then compare the listed 10 ft and 20 ft sections without assuming the section price includes the full installation.
Map the permanent line before comparing section lengths
Start the Texas continuous-fence plan with a measured route rather than a single estimate of total footage. Mark each straight run, corner, gate opening and place where the new fence meets an existing structure. The catalog offers 10 ft and 20 ft sections in 4-rail and 5-rail versions. Those product lengths are useful starting points, but they do not determine the complete layout on their own.
Continuous fence belongs in a permanent post-mounted run, not in the same assembly discussion as a portable horse corral. Identify where posts are intended to stand and which parts of the route remain undecided. Do not simply divide the property perimeter by the longest section and call the result a complete order. Corners, entrances, terminations and the actual measurements of individual runs all affect the component discussion.
Use shorter sections where the measured layout calls for them
Compare 10 ft and 20 ft sections against the dimensions shown on the drawing. A shorter listed section may be relevant where a run is constrained by an entrance or fixed obstacle, but it does not establish a universal solution for every leftover length. Ask for the specific transition to be reviewed rather than assuming every gap can be filled by cutting or combining components without further planning.
For a Texas property with long straight boundaries, keep the interruptions visible even when most of the route appears repetitive. A gate near the end of a run or a change in direction can matter more to the order than the average section length. Measure those locations separately. The aim is a component plan tied to actual geometry, not a broad claim that one section size is best for all large properties.
Keep rail count distinct from site-specific performance
The 4-rail and 5-rail versions provide different listed configurations at the available section lengths. Compare them according to the intended fence use and the people responsible for the animals or property. Additional rails do not create a site-specific wind rating, a fixed post-spacing rule or an engineering approval. Those questions need to be resolved for the actual layout instead of being inferred from the product name.
Review the current product details for the selected finish and options. A permanent URL can retain wording from an older description, so the current listing and quote should determine what is supplied. The Texas location page does not introduce a separate finish specification or regional SKU. Keep any desired change explicit in the inquiry rather than assuming a photograph represents every available version of the section.
Separate sections from posts, clips and installation
The continuous-fence section listings do not include posts or mounting clips. Plan those items separately and confirm the connection approach for the chosen section and post arrangement. Do not apply a portable-panel clamp assumption to a permanent fence run. Where existing posts will be reused, provide their dimensions, spacing and photographs so that the proposed connection can be reviewed before new sections are ordered.
Also keep ground work and installation responsibilities outside the displayed section price unless explicitly included in the quote. Identify level changes and any location where the line needs a special transition. Confirm property boundaries and investigate what is beneath the planned work area through the appropriate local process before installation. A section listing is not a survey, a utility clearance or a complete construction plan for the route.
Request a section quote that matches every break in the line
Send the Texas town or ZIP code, a measured line drawing, preferred rail count and the section lengths you are considering. Mark corners, gates, terminations and changes in level. Include information about existing posts and photographs of connections or obstacles. These details let the quote distinguish the fence sections from the separate mounting components and any work needed to make the layout ready for them.
The configuration links below point to the original section products with unchanged prices, options and SKUs. Review the final quantities against each measured run rather than only the total footage. Confirm posts, clips, freight and installation scope separately so the order does not appear complete while necessary parts remain unaccounted for. Keep the accepted drawing with the quote as the reference for the permanent fence line.
Plan your Texas delivery
Choose your configuration
Start with a size or layout. We can help you compare options.
Share your city or ZIP
Include truck access, gate openings and unloading details.
Confirm equipment and freight
Review the selected configuration and delivery quote with our team.
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Continuous fence questions
How do I request a Texas quote?
Use the Get a Quote link to prepare your request, or call (619) 914-6657. Send a measured run schedule, corners and gate openings, project location and photos of changes in grade. List the section lengths, rail count and any existing posts you propose to use.
Is delivery included in the listed price?
Freight is separate from the product price. Send the project address or ZIP code with your selected configuration so delivery and access requirements can be confirmed with the quote.
What is included with the product?
Continuous fence is sold as individual sections, not an all-inclusive fence kit. Compare 10 ft and 20 ft sections and rail counts. Posts and mounting clips are separate items that need a planned layout.
Does the price include installation?
No. The listed price is for the product, not an installed project. Check the selected listing and installation guide for assembly, support, and site-preparation requirements before ordering.
Are posts and clips included with Texas continuous fence sections?
No. The section listings exclude posts and mounting clips. Plan those separately and confirm the connection approach for the selected sections and actual post arrangement.
Can I order a Texas fence by dividing total footage by 20?
That is not a complete layout check. Measure each run and account for gates, corners, terminations, level changes and the proposed posts before finalizing section quantities.
Does a five-rail continuous fence establish a wind rating?
No site-specific rating is supplied by rail count. Resolve the post arrangement, connections and any engineering requirements for the actual project rather than inferring performance from the configuration name.
Is continuous fence assembled like portable corral panels?
No. This range is intended for permanent post-mounted runs. Do not substitute portable-panel connection assumptions for the mounting components and layout needed by the continuous-fence sections.
Planning a project in Texas?
From Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and beyond, send your city or ZIP so we can confirm delivery for your property.
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