Fencing has been around since the beginning of mankind in one crude form or the other. However, sophisticated garden fencing has undergone dramatic changes over the years, and is far more aesthetic in style. Available in many designs and materials, such fencing has more diverse applications than its prehistoric and medieval counterparts. Today, garden fencing is an indispensable, feature wrapped around the gardens of homes, small farms and buildings around the world.

Functions

Garden fencing has many functions, with the main reason for its erection dependent on the specific set of requirements of the end user. Garden fencing is primarily used to protect the fruit, vegetable or flower gardens of homes, small farms and buildings. Its main function includes protecting such gardens from animals, deterring human trespass, keeping small children safe, reducing external noise, keeping out dust, maintaining a barrier for privacy, and, no less important, accentuating the overall beauty and aesthetics of a garden, home, small farm or building. Garden fencing also acts as the legal boundary of a user’s property.