More gaps changes the count.
With equal end gaps, the remainder is shared by two more intervals than a layout whose outer pickets are flush to the boundaries. That changes the maximum-gap calculation.
Compare both end treatments →ONE CLEAR BAY · EQUAL SPACING
Start with the clear opening and actual picket width. Choose a maximum gap or a count you already have, then see the gaps, positions and exact bay closure.
Enter your measurements to create a plan.
Displayed decimals are rounded to six places; very small positive results show a less-than value. Repeating fractions stay exact in the model. Multiplying a rounded gap can produce a different total.
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Positions are rounded for display in the selected result unit. The downloaded plan includes exact fractions for every position. Picket lengths and cutting instructions are not calculated.
With equal end gaps, the remainder is shared by two more intervals than a layout whose outer pickets are flush to the boundaries. That changes the maximum-gap calculation.
Compare both end treatments →Whole pickets cannot be split into fractional counts. The solved gap can be smaller than the maximum you chose, and some combinations have no exact solution.
See the count formula →