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Yes. Our vinyl fencing comes in a variety of standard heights and we can custom size your vinyl fencing as well.
Yes. Please contact us for pricing.
The base ingredient is rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride) modified to provide superior impact strength and ultraviolet (UV) resistance. The formulation is similar to that of vinyl siding which has a 20 year history of providing long term durability and structural integrity.
No. Our vinyl has a 20 year warranty that says it will not turn yellow.
The brand of vinyl that we carry has a manufacturers warranty on the product itself, not installation or labor, for 20 years on a non-prorated basis. The warranty covers the color of the product as well as any peeling or cracking of the product.
As with most plastics, vinyl will become less flexible in colder weather conditions. However, unless subjected to unusual impact, it will not break. It is normal for materials to expand and contract during temperature changes. Our product has been engineered to accommodate normal temperature swings and changing climatic conditions.
Titanium dioxide is the main ultraviolet inhibitor. It is a white pigment. Therefore, it is difficult to obtain a dark color while having this significant amount of white pigment. Dark colors also absorb heat. There is no current technology that dissipates this heat buildup.
PVC has a high flash point of 900 F and does not readily ignite. It is therefore categorized as being self-extinguishing.
Light chalking is a normal occurrence of any pigmented surface. Washed away by rainfall and normal changes in weather, this process helps to keep you fence looking like new. In effect, it could be described as virtually “self cleaning”.
Vinyl products have smooth surfaces with no nails, sharp edges or chance for splinters. You, your children, pets and animals are all safer. Vinyl has a tough surface, retains virtually no moisture and has no taste – therefore horses will not “crib” or chew on it. In addition, experience shows that vinyl fencing holds up to routine property maintenance, including the use of most types of weed eaters.
Use of a non-abrasive liquid cleaning agent is normally sufficient. However for more stubborn stains, a product similar to ‘Soft Scrub’ may be helpful.
There should be no reason to paint vinyl. If you decide to, an epoxy-based paints needs to be used in order to adhere to the smooth vinyl surfaces. As with any painted product, it would have to be repainted in time. Painting would void the warranty.
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