When choosing composite for your garden, there are many burning questions to be answered, so how do you choose composite panels?
What are the benefits of composite fencing?
From longevity to being mould-resistant, there are many benefits which come along with choosing composite, these are the main ones.
Composite fencing panel products are strong and are also resistant to the toughest weather and conditions. They don’t require any other protective coating every few years and you never need to worry about rotting.
As well as being weather resistant, it is also eco-fencing, which means it is helping the environment - which is a bonus! This is because composite is made from a mixture of recycled plastic and wood, making it an eco-friendly alternative.
One of the main benefits of composite fencing is that it has 25 years warranty, so you are covered by any issues which occur.
What are the negatives of composite fencing?
Even though these negatives are covered, these are some cons which you need to consider before making the purchase.
Over time, there is a possibility that the fencing colours may fade, and could possibly stain which is avoidable with maintenance. Depending on the type and variations of your fencing, it can cost more compared to other types such as wooden fences.
Customising your composite fencing
When choosing composite, there are many variations and styles which you can choose to customise your garden.
One of the main variations you can change is the colours to fit the rest of the exterior of your garden. Before choosing the colour of your composite fencing, it is important to consider the surroundings of your garden, like composite decking.
As well as the colours which are customisable, you can also choose from a range of styles. Composite comes in rich and natural colours so they blend in well with the surroundings. The tasteful fence posts can make your outdoor space truly exquisite. Composite surroundings also come in a wide range of styles so you can easily customise them according to your aesthetic preferences.
