Fencing is one of the best ways to maintain privacy and keep a house secure. Interesting part is that a lot of fencing materials are available in market and you can make your choice at ease.

1. Different Types Of Fencing Materials

2. There are basically two reasons as to why this type is popular among many Australians.
● It does not require any maintenance except for decoration and painting costs
● It bears almost the same appearance as any other type of fence.
But aluminium fencing is incapable of providing adequate amount of security and does
not work well in areas having severe weather conditions.
Aluminum Fencing

3. Steel Fencing
Steel or colorbond fencing has gained a lot of popularity in Perth and there are a
multitude of reasons for it.
● Colorbond fences can easily tolerate adverse climatic conditions such as rain,
strong winds, sudden forays from branches, etc.
● They are available in a wide range of designs and colours.
● They do not require extensive maintenance except cleaning once in a blue moon.
● They are sturdy and therefore promise a considerable amount of security

4. Wood Fencing
● It provides a profound feeling of warmth and security due to its
height.
● Its size and height can greatly influence the installation costs
and requires a considerable amount of time to be installed.
● Sometimes, wood fencing can even last for as long as the house
does.

5. ● This is sturdier and more flexible than wooden fences and requires no
maintenance.
● Cleaning them is also very easy as vinyl resists stains, dust and
graffiti paints.
● But their installation costs are quite high.
Vinyl Fencing

6. Wrought Iron Fencing
● It is exquisite as well as durable
● It requires regular maintenance in the form of sanding or repainting once in
every two or three years.
● Security provided by this type of fencing is weak. This type is usually chosen
by people who want to incorporate creative designs on top of their fences.
● Wrought iron fencing can even be expensive because they are custom made.

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