Define the profile of your rail and the spacing of your balusters (pickets). 3. Copy Along Path (The Minimalist Approach)

Highly advanced; strings complex, repeating smart components along any path. Rapid architectural detailing

The time you save on fence modeling is time you can reinvest in what matters most—creative design that sets your projects apart.

You simply draw a standard line or curve, and the extension extrudes the fence automatically along that guide.

: Uses dynamic components that adapt to the specified space and allows for advanced post-spacing and picket-top adjustments.

The plugin for SketchUp—often referred to interchangeably with related tools like Instant Fence and Railing —is a highly efficient extension designed to automate the creation of repetitive architectural elements like fences, railings, and banisters. Core Functionality

: Browse the library and select a preset or customize your own parameters.

Using a parametric fence tool drastically shortens your design workflow. Here is how a typical workflow operates using standard industry extensions. Step 1: Draw Your Path Start by drawing the layout line where your fence will sit. Use the or Arc tool to trace your boundary.

Profile Builder is widely regarded as the industry standard for parametric modeling in SketchUp. While it does more than just fences, its "Assemblies" feature is the most powerful tool for creating complex fencing.

If you manually create a fence using SketchUp's native Move and Copy commands ( Ctrl+Move > *10 ), you are generating hundreds of unique entities. This balloons your file size. Fence Maker uses or dynamic components , meaning 20 pickets take up the memory of one picket.

, the "Fence Maker" specifically refers to a free, simple extension popular for quick boundary walls and balconies. 🛠️ Key Features Path-Based Generation: Create complex fencing by simply selecting a line or curve. One-Click Modeling: Instantly converts a 2D path into a 3D fence structure. Adjustable Parameters: