Composite fencing has been around since the 1970s, and it has become more and more common ever since. Over time, manufacturers have perfected their techniques to create a beautiful, strong and long-lasting fence that looks as good as it performs. From its general popularity to the specific benefits of black composite fencing, there are many reasons you should consider this fence option for your home or business. Read on to learn about them.

Advantages of Composite Fences

Several reasons exist for black WPC fence manufacturer using composite fencing as a fence material. One, they offer a variety of colors and styles to match just about any type of home. This means fences can be installed without having to worry about keeping them hidden. Black WPC fences come in various designs including pillars, picket fences, post-and-rail fences, privacy slats, half-slat fences, three-quarter slat fences and half privacy fences. Two, they’re easy to install and cost effective when compared to other types of fencing materials such as wooden or metal. Three, they don’t require much maintenance aside from regular cleaning with soap and water. Four, black WPC fences are durable; these fences have been known to last more than 25 years under normal conditions. Five, black WPC fences are fire resistant; some varieties even meet California fire code regulations requiring all residential homes built after January 1st 1993 have a fire resistant material on their exterior walls. Black WPC fence manufacturers use composite fencing because it meets all of these requirements while also providing an attractive look that complements most homes.

Material Options

There are many options for black composite fencing material, including wood-plastic composites (WPCs), which can create a fence that’s both stylish and strong. You’ll also be able to choose from several colors and styles of fence, so your finished product will blend in perfectly with your yard while still having an added pop of color. Black WPC is a good option if you want a traditional black fence with no color options; you can opt for a smooth finish or textured finish, though textures may add to the cost of your project. While black WPC will look like wood when it's installed, it’s actually plastic. This means that black WPC fences won’t rot over time, making them a great choice for areas with high humidity or regular rainfall. Black WPC fences are often made from recycled materials as well, making them environmentally friendly as well as long lasting. If you're looking to get started on your next black composite fence project, contact us today! We'll help you find what you need at a price point that works for your budget!

Installation Guidelines

It’s not just stylish, but functional too. Here are a few tips on how to best install black composite fencing. It’s worth noting that you will need to do some basic DIY (or hire someone else to do it for you). You may want to consider taking some time over a weekend or a day off from work to properly install your new fence, as doing so within a day or two is highly unlikely. Note that there are also slightly different instructions for people looking to install black composite fencing in gardens versus on patios. See our installation guidelines below 1. Start by clearing out any grass/weeds/plants that are growing near where you intend to put up your black composite fence. Dig down about 6 inches (15cm) in order to create a level surface upon which to place your fence panels. This will allow water drainage while preventing water pooling under fences where they meet ground level. Alternatively, if you're installing black WPC fencing on an existing patio or garden area, remove all plants first before digging down at least 6 inches into ground level soil. If you have any concrete slabs/patio areas where you wish to install black WPC fencing, make sure these areas are also clear of weeds and debris before proceeding with step 2 below; otherwise, skip ahead to step 3! 2.