Artificial Turf Fence Panel

Economic downturns and a weakened housing market have reduced relocation, shifting interest toward local and garden upgrades. Much of that focus is on garden fences, requiring a choice of which fence panel to install. Although a fence panel choice may initially appear straightforward, there are multiple factors to consider. In general, fence panel selection falls into two main categories: panels used for protection and boundary definition, or panels used for decorative purposes. There are many fence panel options to suit either need; details of some alternatives appear below. Jidar Fence Panel - Non-flammable - Jidar fence panels combine Jidar turf and fencing and are finished with electrostatic oven-baked paint. 100% handmade. - UV protected; does not change color - Can be used as a barrier if desired - Uses special galvanized 1.6 mm x 2 wire - Standard size: 100 cm x 200 cm; other sizes available on request Fence Panels and Lap Panels These fence panels offer a simple way to enclose your gardens and can suit specific budgets; they are generally considered a lower-cost option. Except for the cheapest model that can be laid without a rear frame, these screening panels are supplied fully framed with pales. These garden fence panels are a practical option and are used across the United Kingdom. They are available in a variety of surface colours including light beige, orange-brown and dark brown. When choosing a fence panel, take care to match contemporary local characteristics; the colour should be comparable to related publications and garden forums you may consult when planning installation. This range of fence panels is presented as a cost-effective option.