The two types of ornamental fences for your garden or landscape. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours.
In the same way that a feature wall in your living room can draw you into space, decorative fences can dramatically alter your interactions with the landscape. There are two types of fences: Primarily decorative fences. And, functional and decorative fences. Additionally, ornamental fences are made of steel, giving them a sleek and modern look that can instantly elevate the appearance of your property. The intricate designs add a touch of elegance and we can customize the designs to match your personal style or the overall theme of your property. You have the flexibility to choose from various colors, finishes, and designs to create a truly unique fence that sets your property apart.
The primarily decorative fence might serve some light-duty purpose such as to mark a boundary or trellis a light-weight annual flowering vine. However, it’s not going to keep out pests, keep in livestock, or protect plants. They create a sense of enclosure. They can also draw your eye onward or inward to make spaces feel more expansive or limited in size depending on how they are used. If you’re planning to install a new vinyl fencing in your yard, you may need assistance with the fence footings and the installation of the posts.
Functional and decorative fences can do heavy-duty work to protect your land or livestock, such as contain your goats or keep out deer. Yet, they also bring in decorative elements to make them so much more pleasing than ordinary functional fencing. You can also invest in easy to install vinyl siding if you’re looking to replace your home’s siding.
On tomorrow’s program, we’ll talk about some of the ways to engage your creative design skills to enhance the fences on your homestead.
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