Frame it All Cap Composite Fencing is not designed to act as a retaining wall and should not be used for this purpose.

We recommend preventing the pickets or horizontal boards from touching the ground as this may cause degradation of the composite over time.

Yes. When installing Cap Composite pickets onto wood posts and rails, we recommend installing with Starborn Industries Epoxy Coated Fascia Screw #10 X 1-7/8".

Cap Composite never requires any painting or staining and resist color fading from the sun. The composite mixture is made of recycled plastic and sustainably sourced hardwood fiber. This mixture makes Frame it All Fence Boards resistant to pests, mold, and rot, lasting much longer than other materials such as wood or vinyl.

We recommend having some gap between the ground and fence to prevent direct contact with soil and pooling water. Having a fence section touch the ground also makes it difficult to have a consistent fence as an unlevel grade will cause some sections of the fence to be further in the ground than others.

Yes. We recommend using a 60-tooth Carbide-Tipped Circular Saw Blade when cutting Cap Composite Pickets and Horizontal Boards. This blade will create the cleanest cut.

Yes. We recommend using a 60-tooth Carbide Circular Saw Blade when cutting Cap Composite Pickets and Horizontal Boards. This blade will create the cleanest cut.

Registered Fence Orders have a warranty of 30 years. Visit: 

Warranty - Frame it All    for more details.

Frame it All Cap Composite Pickets and horizontal boards are made with UV resistant additives that resist color fading over time. Any color fading experienced will be marginal over a long period of time.

Co-extrusion is the manufacturing process in which multiple layers of composite material are extruded in parallel. This allows us to put a durable Cap onto our Pickets and Horizontal Boards that has key properties such as UV Resistance, Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal, Salt Air Resistance, and Scratch Resistance.

Yes! All Frame it All Composite Fence products have the 360 Cap Coat. This includes our Individual Pickets, Pre-Assembled Panels, Composite Post Sleeve, Cap Composite Rails, and Horizontal Fence Boards.

Cap Composite Fencing has an outer layer that surrounds the inner composite material. This outer Cap Coat has key properties such as UV Resistance, Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal, Salt Air Resistance, and Scratch Resistance allowing it to out last Uncapped Composite Fencing. This outer layer also allows us to create fence pickets and boards with more complex colors. Uncapped Composite Fencing does not have the added benefits of a Cap Coat and is more susceptible to the elements and foreign agents such as mold, bacteria, rot, and pests. Uncapped Composite Fencing also does not have multiple layers, so the entire panel is only a single color with little complexity. Color fading is a common issue seen in uncapped composite.

The top of the pickets can be painted using Acrylic Latex Paint. We do not recommend painting any areas of the board that are covered by the cap coat.

For best color match, pair these picket colors and pantone colors:

•  Mahogany: SW 9183 Dark Clove 
• Ironwood: SW 7069 Iron Ore 
•  River Birch: SW 7046 Anonymous 
•  Cedar: SW 7724 Canoe 
• Maple: SW 9096 Beige Intenso
• Teak: SW 6068 Brevity Brown

Frame it All Cap Composite Fence is made of a mixture of recycled plastic and sustainably sourced hardwood fibers.

Frame it All Cap Composite Fence is made from Premium Food-Garden HDPE that is recycled from milk jugs and shampoo bottles.

The amount of concrete necessary depends on how deep and how wide you make your post holes. On average, for a 12” diameter, 24” deep hole you will need up to two 50lb bags of Fast-Setting Concrete Mix. 

At this time we do not offer pre-assembled gates however our Cap Composite Pickets can be used for a gate installation.

We do not recommend power washing cap composite. For general cleaning and maintenance, warm water and dish soap can be used to clean off the pickets and horizontal boards.

Frame it All Posts are designed to last up to and past 30 years. If you are noticing drooping sections of fence, you should consider replacing posts. Wood posts should be replaced approximately every 10 years or sooner if rot or termite damage is observed.

Most municipalities and HOAs allow fence to built at the property line, but not on or over. Refer to your municipality website for local law.

This depends on your local fence codes and HOA. A fence can typically be installed at the property line but not on or over the property line. 

Installation is possible in frozen ground with heavy machinery and professional installers.

The aesthetics and durability of your fence will have an impact on your home value. 

A fence creates a solid barrier keeping many unwanted herbivores out of your garden such as deer and rabbits. 

We recommend connecting any fence panel to a post on both sides. This will ensure the strongest and longest lasting fence.

There are a few options to handle a tree on your fence line. The easiest solution is to move your fence line behind the tree. In some instances, this may extend past your property line. Alternatively, you can create a shallow V-shape fence section or a U-shaped section around the tree.

A fence creates a solid barrier keeping many unwanted herbivores out of your garden such as deer and rabbits. 

This depends on your location. Generally, fence permit requirements are determined at the local level, meaning this will vary between cities, counties, and municipalities. 

Frame it All Fence Posts should be installed a minimum of 2ft into the ground, however the actual depth will depend on the depth of the frost line in your area. It is essential to install your post below the frost line to prevent the post from being pushed upwards when the ground freezes. 

It is possible to install Frame it All Fence by yourself with the necessary tools. For large jobs, we recommend hiring a professional.

Yes. We offer wholesale pricing for distributors that sign up to become a dealer with us. You can sign up to become a dealer by sending a request to [email protected].

It is possible to install Frame it All Fence by yourself with the necessary tools. For large jobs, we recommend hiring a professional.

Yes. All inground fence posts should be secured in concrete. The post hole should be a minimum of 2ft depth and 8” width filled with concrete.

You can expect a response on your quote request within 2 business days. If you do not hear a response within this time, please check your spam box or resubmit your request if necessary.

Our fence experts can help determine the total amount of fence components necessary for your job based on a sketch or blueprint. Please reach us at [email protected] or ask your questions when filling out the Request a Quote form found on the Cap Composite Fence product listings.

Depending on the size of your fence order, it will either ship Fedex Home Delivery as individual packages or Less Than Truckload (LTL). If your order is shipping LTL, the product will be packed onto a pallet for delivery. We recommend keeping all fence materials in their shipping package until you are ready to install to prevent any damage to the product.

Fence orders generally take 2-5 business days to ship out depending on the availability of the product. Once the order has shipped out, it will take between 1-5 days in transit to reach your address depending on your location in the U.S. West Coast orders will take 4-5 days while east coast will be 1-3 days.

Product that is lost or damaged during transit will be replaced. Send all delivery error replacement requests to [email protected]. For damages, please include pictures of the product in the packaging so we can submit a complete claim to the shipping provider. All claims must be made within 30 days of delivery. 

You can check available inventory and incoming inventory by Requesting a Quote on the Cap Composite Fence Product pages or by sending an email to [email protected].

All fence orders can be returned within 30 days of delivery however a 15% restocking fee will be taken out of the refund amount and the customer will be responsible for the cost of shipping it back to Frame it All facilities.

Yes. You can reserve incoming inventory of certain picket and horizontal board colors by making a 30% non-refundable deposit.