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A privacy fence can be a great way to make your backyard a little more intimate. When you have a privacy fence built, it is important to consider all of the stylish options that are available to you. The following guide walks you through a few eye-catching options you can choose for your privacy fence.
Lattice-Topped Privacy Fence
A great way to give a privacy fence a bit of uniqueness is to have a few feet of lattice added to the top of the fence. The lattice will need to be added to the fence and then a frame will be created around it so that it has a very finished look when everything is complete.
Woven Wooden Privacy Fence
Professional fence builders can bend the wood so that it can be woven together to make a basket weave design throughout your privacy fence. The wood will need to be made pliable, which is not always easy to do. There are many different techniques that can be used to bend the wood, but fence builders who have experience building woven fences will know how to properly bend the wood so that it does not break when the planks are woven together.
Sheet Metal and Wood Privacy Fence Combination
Another great way to make your privacy fence look as unique as possible is to have wood and sheet metal used to create the fence. Large pieces of sheet metal can be used in place of some of the planks when your privacy fence is being built. The sheet metal gives the fence a rustic feel without causing you to have to give up any of the privacy your fence is supposed to be creating.
When you want to have a unique privacy fence built, it is important to talk to your fence builder to see if he or she can create the look that you want. Technique and skill will be needed to create the stylish fencing that is mentioned in this article. Taking the time to make sure the fencing company you hire has experience with the style of fence you want can help you rest assured your fence will look as great as you want when it is finished. Adding these unique looks to the fencing will not add too much time to the build, but will give you a look you will be happy to see every day in your backyard.
For more information, contact a fencing contractor like All Counties Fence and Supply.
Share19 November 2015
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