In our previous post we learned the origin of PVC fencing and the advantages vinyl fencing offers homeowners. In this post we’ll discuss the continued advances being made to vinyl fences.

The newest advance feeds the newest trend in vinyl fences, which is texture, mainly wood grain.

When PVC fencing first came to market the fence was smooth, whether the vinyl fence style was a picket fence, privacy fence, split rail or other type of fence.

But, in recent years, answering to what some homeowners sought in a fence, the industry began offering the option of simulated wood grain. …

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Among the main fencing materials is PVC fencing. PVC stands for Polyvinyl Chloride, a material made from a combination of plastic and vinyl.

The material is extremely popular in plumbing because it doesn’t rust and can readily absorb shock.

While plumbers have been using the material for more than a half-century, PVC fencing was introduced in the marketplace in the 1980s, principally in the agricultural industry.

The key selling points were the fence’s durability and low maintenance. PVC doesn’t twist or warp and is resistant to wear and damage from climate. They are resistant to bugs and insects, as well.

PVC fences never have to be painted or stained, a plus for use on horse farms where white fences are desired. …

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