Changing Trends in Commercial Fencing

Today, all-around fencing can be installed evenly across uneven terrain thanks to manufacturing advances. A sloped fence left significant gaps between the panels when it was installed. 

Fremont, CA:  The type of security measures to use for property protection is one of the most important decisions to make when ownership of property is concerned. Prior to the advent of electric fences, a facility's perimeter often consisted of wood or chain-link fences. The propensity of wood to rot and the greater susceptibility of chain-link to damage, however, made it evident that fencing materials for such commercial applications needed to be improved. 

Considering the durability issues associated with wood and chain link fences, a popular question became, “Which fence material lasts the longest? The manufacturing industry has responded by developing more substantial and functional fence materials. As a result of these improvements, aluminum is one of the better products available. There are several advantages to using it:

REDUCED MAINTENANCE DEMANDS AND INCREASED LIFESPAN

Additionally, aluminum requires virtually no maintenance, despite its strength and durability. The corrosion-resistant nature of aluminum means that it is resistant to rot, warping, deterioration, and rust. Likewise, Fortress Building Products' A2 commercial aluminum fencing keeps maintenance costs low due to architectural grade powder coating that supports corrosion resistance.