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3 years ago

if your front yard is 65ft by 45ft and your backyard is 35ft by 45ft. how much fencing should you buy

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If 45' is the width of the house, then the front yard would have 65+45+65 feet = 175 feet, and the back yard would have 35 + 45 + 35 = 115 feet.
the total would be 290 feet.

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