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Wood Panel Fencing is commonly used as a decorative means of providing privacy for homes in neighborhood
settings. It's also a good choice for setting boundaries for small children and pets. The wood fence panels usually
come in 8' sections, 4' to 6' tall. The panels are available with either dog-eared or pointed pickets. You can easily
match the fence to your landscape with stain or paint.
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Post-and-Rail Fencing adds a rustic or country look to a home's landscape. It can also define specific areas
in your yard or provide an easily visible separation along property lines. The rails are available either split or round in
lengths from 8' to 11'. The posts range from 3' to 5' above ground and can hold either two or three rails.
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here to learn about installing post-and-rail fencing.
You can make rail fencing suitable for pet containment by stapling welded
wire fencing or poultry netting to the back of the fence.
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Vinyl Fencing is a relatively new, maintenance-free type of fencing. It's available in forms similar to both wood
panel and rail fencing. Vinyl fencing isn't subject to rot, fading or other effects of weather and time as wood
fencing can be. Vinyl is a good choice for an attractive, easily-maintained fence system.
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Chain Link or hurricane fencing is an economical way to enclose an area. Chain link fencing comes in rolls from
25' to 100' long and 4' to 6' high, with prefabricated gates up to 5' wide. If you don't like the silvery look of the bare
fence, it's available with a weather resistant vinyl coating, usually green or brown. Chain link is a good choice for
keeping pets in or other creatures out.
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here to learn more about installing chain link fencing.
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Welded Wire Fencing is usually used to contain pets or as a temporary
barrier to keep animals out of gardens. The material is available from 3' to 6' high in 25' to 50' rolls. Like chain link fencing
it's also available with a vinyl coating, usually green or brown. When used with rail fencing, welded wire can make an
effective pet containment fence for large areas.
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Poultry Netting (Chicken Wire) may be the most economical type of containment
fence available. As the name implies, it's generally used to fence in chickens. It's also a good choice for small dogs,
rabbits and other small pets.
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Electric Fencing is normally used to contain livestock. With low-output chargers,
electric fencing can be used in residential settings for pet containment
or keeping animals out of garden areas. Regular a/c outlets or solar energizers
that convert and store solar energy are used to power electric fences.
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Electronic Pet Containment Fencing is an excellent choice for anyone who needs
a pet containment solution without any visible sign of a fence. The system
consists of a thin gauge wire, a transmitter and a collar. You can form
the fence into any shape you want, covering an area up to 25 acres. Put
the collar on your pet and if it gets close to the fence's perimeter,
the pet receives an audible warning signal through the collar.
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here to learn about installing electronic pet containment fencing.
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