Picket Fences

For the Fallout 4 settlement object, see picket fence.

Picket Fences is a magazine in Fallout 4. It includes five issues found at various locations around the Commonwealth.

Characteristics

Editor ID	Issue	Location	Location Description	Perk	Form ID
01	#1, The House of Tomorrow...Today!	Beantown Brewery	In the foreman’s concrete wall office, upper walkways of the main vat room, near the steamer trunk. Tower Tom is guarding this room.	"You are now able to build picket fencing at settlement workshops"	00184D8B
02	#2, Modern Hearth!	Hardware Town	In the upstairs office on the desk with the key, center of the building, near the steamer trunk.	"You are now able to build high tech lights at settlement workshops"	00184DB7
03	#3, Essential Upgrades!	Saugus Ironworks	Blast Furnace area, on the catwalk just below the steamer trunk and bobblehead.	"You are now able to build new statues at settlement workshops"	00180A36
04	#4, Modern Lawn Care!	Combat Zone	On the formica table, ground level near the bar, in front of the main stage.	"You are now able to build potted plants at settlement workshops"	00185CDD
05	#5, Welcome Home!	Weston water treatment plant	In the metal office overlooking the generator room, before descending to the main treatment chamber.	"You are now able to build patio furniture at settlement workshops"	00185CEE
11	#11, Holiday Special	Fallon's department store	In the open garage behind the store guarded by Raymond and Rudolph	"You are now able to build Christmas settlement decorations, weapon, and armor paints"	FEXXX94C

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Issue number	Subcategory	Name	Materials
1	Structures > Picket Fences	Gate	Wood x3
		Picket fence post	Wood x2
		Picket fence	Wood x3
		Picket fence long	Wood x6
2	Lights > High tech lights	Free standing	Glass x1, Copper x1, Steel x2
2	Lights > High tech lights	Hanging	Glass x1, Copper x1, Steel x2
3	Decorations > Statues	Baseball batter	Copper x10
		Minutemen	Copper x10
		Lion sitting face left	Copper x20
		Lion sitting face right	Copper x20
		Fountain	Copper x20
4	Decorations > Miscellaneous > Potted plants	Potted plant small	Steel x2, Wood x2
4	Decorations > Miscellaneous > Potted plants	Potted plant large	Steel x2, Wood x2
5	Furniture > Chairs/Tables > Patio furniture Decorations > Miscellaneous > Patio furniture	Patio chair	Steel x4, Plastic x2
		Patio table	Steel x10
		Picnic table	Wood x8, Steel x2
		Grill	Steel x4, Rubber x1

The Welcome Home! issue is not to be confused with a holotape from Nick Valentine.
According to the covers, each issue used to cost $32.99.
On the first issue, The House of Tomorrow...Today! is also written:
- "Split level Convenience!"
- "Modern Appliances for Ease of Living!"
- "Nuclear Radiant Heat Flooring Inside & Out!"
- "Grocery Sorting Conduits!"
- "Self Stocking Bar!"
All issues of Picket Fences are concept art for The House of Tomorrow, with #1 being of the whole house, #2 being for the kitchen, and #3 being for the bathroom. #4 and #5 are close-up details of the whole house.
The word "Tomorrow" is misspelled "Tommorrow" on Issue #1.