Replacing fencing

[Sakura Hill Farm]

To follow-up on the Morton barn thread---and to replace the lousy fence that Morton sub-contracted for.....
Has anyone used or seen the new Equisure fencing? It has a thirty year guarantee and that is enough to get me VERY interested.

[dmalbone]

Do you have any links or anything? The only equisure that's popping up for me is insurance.

[Sakura Hill Farm]

So sorry...my mistake!

http://www.equisafe.com/

It's equi-safe.

[ponygirl]

It sure looks nice but I about choked when I saw it was 150K for 15 acres fenced and cross fenced.

[Sakura Hill Farm]

Where does it say that?

I am getting estimates for a much smaller area. Just to see...

[ponygirl]

Click on the testamonials then go to that farm's website. It's for sale and pretty so I was just looking and found a blurb about 150K for fencing. I'd be very curious to know what your estimate runs and the size you are looking at fencing with it.

[BasqueMom]

I'd love to know, too. When it came a several years ago, we contacted them re pricing,
etc. to see if it was something we would like to carry. Got one phone call and basically
blown off....... Hadn't seen any ads for them for a while and thought perhaps they were
gone.

I would imagine it would be on the pricey side...would love to know!

[Sakura Hill Farm]

I was given ballpark figures of between $7 (three rails with posts every 5.5 ft.)per linear foot and $11 (four rails with posts every 8') per linear foot. Not including shipping or installation-- but there is a distributor here in FL. I will let you know when I get a more specific quote.