Open view
Keeps the yard visible
Custom welded-wire panel fencing
Hog Panel Fence Installation in Bakersfield
Open-view hog panel fencing built with framed welded-wire panels, cedar or redwood options, wood or metal posts, painted or stained finishes, straight runs, curved layouts, and matching gates.
Custom layout
Straight or curved runs
Frame options
Cedar, redwood, wood, metal
What it is
A custom open-view fence with a finished backyard look.
Hog panel fencing is the residential version of a rigid welded-wire panel fence: strong black wire panels set into a clean wood or metal framework.
It is a good fit when you want a boundary without closing off the yard. Around pools, gardens, patios, and landscaped backyards, the fence can keep the space open while still feeling intentional and custom-built.
Open without feeling temporary
Hog panel fencing keeps views, light, landscaping, and pool areas visible while still creating a real boundary.
Custom-built, not prefab
We build the fence around the property, using framed welded-wire panels, posts, gates, corners, and transitions that fit the yard.
Good for curved layouts
The open panel look works well around pools, patios, garden edges, and curved hardscape where a solid fence would feel heavy.
Finish choices matter
Cedar, redwood, stained wood, painted frames, wood posts, and metal posts can all change the final look and maintenance plan.
Design options
Built around the look you want, not one prefab panel.
We do not need to use one specific retail panel system. The project is planned around the yard, the panel rhythm, the frame material, the post type, and the finish.
Frame material
- Option 1
- Cedar frame
- Option 2
- Redwood frame
- Option 3
- Painted or stained wood frame
Post style
- Option 1
- Wood posts
- Option 2
- Metal posts
- Option 3
- Mixed wood-and-metal layout
Layout
- Option 1
- Straight fence runs
- Option 2
- Curved fence lines
- Option 3
- Corners, returns, and transitions
Gates
- Option 1
- Walk gates
- Option 2
- Pool-area access gates
- Option 3
- Matching framed panel gates
Finish
- Option 1
- Natural stain
- Option 2
- Painted frame
- Option 3
- Black hardware and panel details
Choice
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Frame material
Cedar frame
Redwood frame
Painted or stained wood frame
Post style
Wood posts
Metal posts
Mixed wood-and-metal layout
Layout
Straight fence runs
Curved fence lines
Corners, returns, and transitions
Gates
Walk gates
Pool-area access gates
Matching framed panel gates
Finish
Natural stain
Painted frame
Black hardware and panel details
Best applications
Use hog panel fencing where visibility matters.
This is not the fence to choose when full privacy is the goal. It is the fence to choose when the yard, pool, landscaping, or view is part of the design.
Pool area visibility
Backyard boundaries
Garden and landscape fencing
Dog run and pet containment planning
Side-yard gates
Modern ranch-style fence lines
Curved patio or pool deck edges
Open-view replacement for chain link
Material planning
Cedar, redwood, metal posts, paint, stain, and gates.
The best hog panel fence projects are planned as a complete system. Posts, panel size, gate hardware, finish, and transitions all affect how clean the finished fence feels.
Cedar frame
A warm, lightweight wood look that pairs well with black welded-wire panels and backyard landscaping.
Redwood frame
A premium natural wood option for homeowners who want rich color, clean grain, and a finished custom look.
Wood posts
A strong fit when the goal is a warmer residential look with visible natural posts between black panels.
Metal posts
A cleaner, more industrial option when the design calls for slimmer posts, darker lines, or stronger visual contrast.
Painted finish
Useful when the fence needs to match trim, metalwork, gates, or a more modern black-and-wood design.
Stained finish
A good fit when the natural wood tone should remain part of the design instead of being covered with paint.
Hog panel photo examples
Open lines, black panels, warm posts, and real backyard curves.
These project and style photos show the range: black welded-wire panels, silver wire panels, warm wood frames, curved poolside sections, straight runs, garden settings, and access points.
Bakersfield install details
The clean look depends on post layout and transitions.
With open panel fencing, every post, panel edge, gate, and turn is visible. We plan the rhythm of the fence before installation so the finished line looks deliberate around pools, patios, walls, and landscaping.
Pool deck curves, patio edges, and existing concrete
Post spacing, panel width, and clean visual rhythm
Gate swing, latch height, and daily access
Sprinkler overspray, sun exposure, and finish maintenance
Pet containment needs and panel opening size
Transitions into block walls, wood fences, metal gates, or landscaping
Installation process
A good hog panel fence starts with the layout, not the panel.
01
Walk the line and measure
We review the yard, fence path, gate locations, curves, post spacing, existing concrete, and connection points.
02
Choose the frame and post style
Cedar, redwood, wood posts, metal posts, paint, stain, panel style, and gate hardware are matched to the property.
03
Plan the panels and gates
The layout is built around panel sizing, curves, corners, gate swing, latch placement, and clean transitions.
04
Build, finish, and clean up
We install the fence, align the panels, hang gates, complete finish details, and leave the site cleaned up.
Custom gate support
Gates can match the panel system instead of looking added later.
Walk gates, side-yard gates, and pool-area access points can be framed to match the fence with hardware chosen around real daily use.
Matching framed panel gates
Walk gate placement
Latch and hinge planning
Gate swing clearance
Transitions to patios or walls
Final jobsite cleanup
Cost guidance
What affects hog panel fence pricing?
Final pricing depends on footage, panel layout, frame material, post type, gates, finish, demo, existing concrete, curves, transitions, and access.
Price my hog panel fenceLinear footage
Panel height
Cedar or redwood frame
Wood or metal posts
Paint or stain
Number of gates
Curved sections
Site access
FAQs
Hog panel fencing questions in Bakersfield.
Do you install hog panel fencing in Bakersfield?
Yes. The Fence Guys build custom hog panel fences in Bakersfield using framed welded-wire panels, wood or metal posts, gates, and finish options based on the property.
Is hog panel fencing the same as cattle panel fencing?
Homeowners often use those names interchangeably. For residential projects, the important part is the finished system: a rigid welded-wire panel set into a clean frame with proper posts, hardware, and transitions.
Can you build a curved hog panel fence?
Yes. Hog panel fencing can be planned around curved pool decks, patios, landscaping, and angled fence lines when the post layout and panel sections are designed correctly.
Can hog panel fencing include gates?
Yes. We can build matching framed panel gates for side-yard access, pool-area access, garden entries, and backyard transitions.
Can the wood be cedar or redwood?
Yes. Cedar and redwood are both options. We can also discuss painted or stained finishes, wood posts, metal posts, and mixed wood-and-metal details.
Is hog panel fencing good for privacy?
Hog panel fencing is an open-view fence, not a privacy fence. It works best when you want containment, separation, pool visibility, garden definition, or a modern ranch-style look without blocking the yard.
Free hog panel fence estimate
Send photos, rough measurements, and gate locations.
We will help you compare hog panel fencing against wood privacy fencing, iron, chain link, vinyl, and other options so the final fence fits the way your yard is actually used.