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Free fence calculator for Canadian trades

Estimate posts, panels, and rails for a straight fence run. Spacing, gates, and extras. Print or save a sheet for the yard.

Inputs

Phone-first · Canada

Units

Often matches post spacing for prebuilt panels

Tool already counts line posts; add corners if your layout needs them

Cost estimate (optional)

CAD

$

Your price × 16 pcs. Leave blank for quantity only.

Ballpark materials estimate only — not a formal quote. Verify prices and site conditions.

Live sheet

16 posts

Job sheet

Fence estimate

TradeInvoice.ca

SHEET-MS9PZ45B

2026-08-01

Order / result

16 posts · 13 panels

Run length30 m
Post spacing2.4 m
Line posts (calc)14
Extra ends/corners2
Total posts16
Panels13 @ 2.4 m
Rails26 (2 per bay × 13 bays)
Gates1

Estimate only — verify dimensions and product yields on site before ordering. Free tools from TradeInvoice.ca for Canadian trades.

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Estimate only — verify on site. Sheet matches Share PDF.

Run length drives the order

Measure the total linear metres of fence. Post count is roughly run ÷ spacing + 1 for a straight line. Panels follow panel width. Rails are counted per bay between posts.

Corners, steps, and slopes need field judgment. Use Extra ends/corners for additional posts your layout needs beyond a simple line.

Gates and hardware

Gates replace a panel section but still need posts and hardware. Count gates separately and confirm latch/hinge kits on your quote.

Frequently asked questions

Is the fence calculator free?
Yes. Free to calculate, print, and share.
What post spacing should I use?
Follow the panel system or local code. 2.4 m (8 ft) centres are common for many residential wood fences — confirm your product.

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