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Fencing Materials

Fencing stands at the heart of American homeownership. There are few houses, young or old, rural or urban, that do not utilize some type of fence on the property. In this section of CalFinder's Library, we'll discuss the different types and styles of fencing available to the homeowner. Fences can provide privacy, security, and landscape appeal. They vary widely, not only in style, but also in price.

Wood, vinyl, aluminum, iron, and vinyl fencing are all different materials used in fencing. Each material has its own range of styles and grades. We will examine each type of fencing material and the array of available styles for each. In addition, you'll find clues to cost, installation, and other important factors that will help determine the type and style of fence best suited to you.

Vinyl Fencing, Why Is It So Popular?

What is all the hype about vinyl and why is it so popular? There really aren't many negative comments to make about vinyl fencing. Benefits of vinyl compared to other fencing materials include the following.… Read more »

Wooden Fencing Options

A look at the options available for installing wood fencing. This article looks at the most popular varieties, which are privacy fencing, traditional picket fences, and rail fencing.… Read more »

Chain Link Fencing

A guide to chain link fencing, looking at types like galvanized zinc and coated alluminum, and topics of wear and pricing.… Read more »

Iron Fencing

This article on iron fencing looks at typical applications for iron fences, particularly where security or ornament are important. Also discussed are the gates that go along with iron fences.… Read more »

All the Uses of Aluminum Fencing

Aluminum fencing is an ornamental fence that is very similar in appearance and design to iron fencing. Aluminum fencing, however, offers heightened durability and little to no maintenance.… Read more »

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