The choice to install a fence comes with a variety of different reasons. Do you want to enclose your property to keep your kids and pets in the yard? Do you want a fence to stop trespassers? Are you looking to increase the amount of privacy you have in your home or yard? The reason that you want a fence will help you determine what type of fence to choose to install around your property. This blog will show you all the different types of fencing and help you understand what type of fencing would be best to fulfill your needs.
Posted on: 21 September 2015
When buying an iron fence, you'll need to decide whether you want it to have finials. Finials are the decorative metal toppers you see adorning the top of many iron fence posts. While they can turn a boring barrier into a classy work of art, there are a few questions you'll need answered if you are to select the finials that are right for you.
1. Are They Really Finials?
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Posted on: 17 September 2015
Do you wish your yard was a bit more private? Perhaps you want to be able to have backyard barbecues without the neighbors peering in, or maybe you don't want passersby on the sidewalk to see the items on your patio. There are a number of different types of privacy fences to choose from, including vinyl, wooden, chain-link, temporary folding, and living privacy fences. To determine which is the best for you, it's helpful to start by asking yourself a few questions.
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Posted on: 15 September 2015
Chain link fence is an inexpensive and low maintenance fencing option to keep your yard secure from trespassers. But, because chain link fencing around your yard does not provide you with privacy, you may want to convert it to a privacy fence. Here are instructions to help you convert your chain link fence into a living bamboo privacy fence.
Remove the Chain Links
Your chain link fence has several parts and attachments that you will need to remove before you can detach the chain link fence material.
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Posted on: 10 September 2015
Chain link fences may seem low-maintenance, but their lifetimes can be significantly shortened when they're left fully exposed to the elements. If your fence is looking worse for the wear, keep it going strong by adding protections that will absorb the worse nature has to offer.
Fence Slats Add Solid Weather Protection
Though roll-on slats were popularized for their ability to turn any chain-link into a privacy fence, they can also have the handy benefit of protecting the underlying fence from weather and other situational damage.
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