Wood is the most common and probably the most economical fence material, especially if you use pressure treated wood.
Wood fences lasts a long time and is completely recyclable but does require regular maintenance.
Composite fencing is made of recycled fibres, plastics and adhesives that can mimic natural wood. It’s available in a limited amount of colours and styles. It’s easy to maintain, as it doesn’t require staining or painting. Composite is durable, though over time may fade, scratch and stain. Composite is about twice as expensive as wood.
Like composite, vinyl is available in many colours, styles and textures, though it can still look plastic. It doesn’t need to be painted or stained and is long lasting, as it won’t warp, splinter, blister or rot.
It’s easy to clean but costs more than wood and is harder to install. However, due to the components of vinyl, it is not easily recyclable.
Metal fences are coated galvanized steel or aluminum. They are easy to clean with minimal maintenance and are recyclable. If rust appears, it can be removed and treated with a rust primer and paint.
Metal fences are strong and durable and come in a variety of styles. Metal may cost more than wood but is still inexpensive.
Chain link fences are strong, durable and economical (comparable to wood) but tend to be a bit industrial looking, however, they are ideal when fencing a large wooded area.
Chain links are easy to clean and come in 4 basic colours, white, brown, black or green.
Take advantage of the warm weather when it comes to building a fence and learn more about other summer maintenance tips that might be on your checklist.
The Parkan company provides a range of services for the installation of fencing systems. Specialists are provided with all the necessary means and tools for the most high-quality and efficient provision of fences installation services of any complexity.
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