FenceTrac's UltraBlend PVC fencing is a 1-inch-thick, ASA-encased board designed for the FenceTrac steel frame system. It outperforms standard vinyl fencing on thickness, impact resistance, and UV stability because of its reinforced internal web structure and...
FenceTrac's LuxeCore composite infill is a structural board with an aluminum core, cellular PVC layer, and ASA resin exterior that requires zero maintenance over its 20-year warranty period. Wood fencing, by contrast, needs repainting or restaining every 2 to 3 years...
FenceTrac manufactures modular fence systems using galvanized steel frames and engineered infill boards that require zero painting, staining, or sealing over the life of the fence. The most low-maintenance fence materials available today are composite, PVC, and...
FenceTrac fence systems can be engineered for wind load requirements. The system has been tested to third-party structural standards and can be specified with site-specific engineering documentation when local code or a project engineer requires it. This puts...
If you have ever sat behind a solid privacy fence and still felt strong gusts whipping over the top and around the corners, you have experienced one of the less obvious downsides of solid fencing. Semi-privacy fencing manages wind differently. In the right...
The difference between a privacy fence and a semi-privacy fence comes down to one thing: how much you can see through it. A privacy fence is a solid barrier. No gaps, no sightlines, no visibility from either side. A semi-privacy fence has intentional spacing between...
Horizontal fencing is exactly what the name describes. The boards or slats run parallel to the ground instead of standing upright like a traditional picket or stockade fence. The look is clean, modern, and linear. It draws the eye along the length of the fence line...