Park Fencing

Replace your worn out fences with our strong, high-quality and maintenance-free livestock fencing systems, netting, barriers or corrals. Whether you are trying to keep deer, foxes, and rabbits out or your livestock, birds, horses or poultry in, we have fencing products to help you. FarmTek's DuraMesh Wire is the perfect wire for livestock, greenhouse benches, anti-bird screen, and poultry cages, while our Poly fencing will keep its attractive appearance while protecting your valuable animals. Keep your dog and pets safe and secure with our K9 fencing and equipment. For work zones, construction sites, hazardous areas, municipalities, factories, warehouses or other businesses, we recommend our barriers and netting for safety, controlling blowing and drifting, as well as to increase visibility. At FarmTek, any fence configuration is possible and most of our fencing and hardware are discounted when purchased in bulk. Park Fencing
During the commissioning of the fence, John Gara, the RDB CEO, said that the park is national asset that must be protected by everybody. He, however, noted that having a population live harmoniously, alongside the animals has not been easy.
"Animals go astray and cause havoc in communities...People lost lives and crops were destroyed. The electric fence offers a solution. People, however, have to be careful with the dangerous fence,' he said.
"The money we gave the affected families will help them to buy seeds, to plant with surety that crops will not be destroyed by animals after the fencing."
Our top of the range Palisade fencing system with brightly coloured UV stable HDPE Palisades bolted to a sturdy fully galvanised steel frame is available in 900 and 1200mm high only. Designed with longevity in mind this virtually maintenance free fencing with a life span of 20+ years is widely used in schools, nurseries and parks.
A tried and tested fencing system over the past 15 Years, with the logs bolted to the framework with no fixings visible at the back it is also a very safe child friendly design. Alpha fencing easily copes with sloping sites. EN Alpha Fencing has the added advantage of no head or neck entrapment when tested. Farm Fence
Commercial and residential customers alike look to AFSCO Fence Supply Company for both sales and installation of quality wood, metal, pvc, and aluminum fencing. Simply stated, a fence is an investment. A professionally installed AFSCO Fence will add value to your property and provide you with security and privacy for many years to come. Homeowners looking for privacy and protection for their children, pets, swimming pools, and tennis courts find one of the largest selections of fence styles in the Capital Region and surrounding areas at AFSCO Fence.
Page wire fencing is a permanent fencing type, available in a wide range of fence heights and horizontal spacing, usually constructed on the farm/field perimeters to control livestock, protect crops and enclose pastures; the nine-strand, 1,200 mm (48 in.) high fence is very popular. The ideal fence height and spacing will depend upon the type of livestock to be excluded. Often a single strand of barbed wire is installed on the posts above the page wire fencing, especially where animals, i.e., horses, tend to reach over the fence. Anchor, corner and stretch posts must be wood, but line posts may be wood and/or steel. Use either a long-lasting wood post such as cedar or a pressure-treated post for maximum life. Post spacings are usually 5 m (16.5 ft). Post lengths will depend upon the choice of page wire fencing height; normally a 2.4 m (8 ft) long post with approximately 1.5 m (5 ft) of post above ground is required to exclude cattle and horses. Page wire fencing is very visible to the animals being excluded. This fencing system is normally more costly to construct than other types, due to higher costs for fencing materials and labour.
Use common sense, don't skimp on materials or cut corners during construction. Allot an adequate amount of time to carefully lay out the fence lines. Confirm property lines to avoid placement errors that could anger neighbors.
When laying out the fence's path, avoid rough terrain, stony areas and steep climbs. Note the property's water sources in pasturing fields, as it may be possible to use a single water source in more than one pasture.
Lanes connect livestock buildings, working facilities and pastures with water. A pasture that ties fields together also could be a passageway.
Lay out the lane so it follows a terrace or natural ridge to prevent gullies. It is best if the lane crosses a well-drained site. If the land is soggy, redirect the livestock and equipment by relocating temporary fencing from time-to-time.
The corner of each field closest to farm buildings is the best place to site lanes. If fields are on opposite sides of a road, place the gates across from each other so animals can go directly across. Use sturdy materials, especially for the hardware & fencing gates, so the animals do not break free or injure themselves and people can easily get in and out. wood plastic composite price