Where can you get inexpensive fencing material?

I live in the Raleigh, NC area. I need to purchase approx. 300 ft of 6ft dog eared boards - 6in





And if possible I would like to beat the prices of Lowes and Home Depot...|||If you do not have a salvage store near you, buy just the 6%26quot; boards and dog-ear them yourself with a saw. Check out the price difference between the cut and uncut shape. 300%26#039; of fence that needs repair in a year because of using cheap materials doe%26#039;s not make sense to me. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet.|||Recycle used pallets|||I agree with some who answer salvage, free just haul it away, and those kinds of ads are often found in your local classifieds; either online or newspaper.





You might also try looking for a nearby %26quot;Habitat for Humanity%26quot; %26quot;Thrift Store%26quot;





Not only are their materials donated, but purchasing them at a pretty fair price allows that the organizations object is supported.





Steven Wolf|||I got mine on Fences for Less on line. They beat the home improvement centers and installed them as well. Mine are cedar.|||Try www.craigslist.org and shoose your state and city I found 100ft of dog ear fence for free just had to pick it up.|||hi


hd sell them for about $6.00 each


try a salvage yard


there a few in Durham and Raleigh


but might be more expensive


good luck


check some new housing project around


some builder buy old home and they have fences to remove


just a tough|||try lumber liquidators find it on line or in the phone book|||look for a lumber mill, think the waltons, and buy the wood there. you will find them a lot cheaper than the h.d. and lowes. i bought about 400 board feet of lumber for repair work on the trim and roof sheathing for my house from one for about $60.00! well under what it would have cost for 1x4 and 1x6%26#039;s from the others. good luck, hope this helps!|||honestly...cut a tree down..lol. It doesn%26#039;t get much cheaper than the above mentioned.