Composite Fence Co-extrusion Discounted Price -Light Gray

• Premium Co-Extrusion Technology – Features an advanced protective outer layer that enhances durability, scratch resistance, and protection against outdoor weather conditions.
• Natural Wood Appearance – Realistic wood-grain texture delivers the attractive look of natural wood without the regular maintenance associated with traditional wood fencing.
• UV & Fade Resistant – Designed to resist UV exposure and help maintain consistent color during prolonged outdoor use.
• Waterproof & Moisture Resistant – Provides excellent resistance to water and moisture, making it suitable for outdoor environments exposed to rain and humidity.
• Low-Maintenance Design – Requires no regular painting, staining, or sealing, helping minimize ongoing maintenance.
• High Strength & Stability – Engineered for dependable structural performance while resisting common issues such as warping, cracking, and splitting.
• Modular Installation System – Designed with easy-to-install panels and posts to simplify assembly and help reduce installation time.
• Flexible Layout Options – Supports straight, L-shaped, and 90-degree corner configurations for versatile fence installations.
• Eco-Friendly Material – Constructed from recycled wood fibers and plastic composites, providing a practical alternative to traditional wood fencing.
• Long-Lasting Performance – Designed to provide durable and reliable performance for years of outdoor use.

What Is a Composite Fence?

A composite fence is made from a combination of recycled wood fibers and high-density polymers with a co-extruded UV-protective cap. This construction provides resistance to moisture and rot while requiring minimal maintenance, making it a practical option for modern privacy fencing.

What Warranty Do the Products Come With?

The products are backed by a 15-year limited commercial warranty, providing long-term coverage for qualifying material and manufacturing issues.

What Does the Warranty Cover?

The warranty covers qualifying manufacturing defects in materials, including:

• Fading greater than 30%
• Deformation exceeding 5 mm

This coverage helps protect against specified changes in appearance and structural integrity over time.

How Long Does Composite Fencing Last?

Quality composite fencing can typically last 20–30 years or longer, depending on installation, maintenance, usage, and environmental conditions. The capped surface helps resist fading, warping, insects, and moisture.

Is Composite Fencing Low Maintenance? How Do I Clean It?

Yes. Composite fencing requires no regular painting or staining. For routine cleaning, wash the composite fence panels with mild soap and water. For more stubborn dirt, light pressure washing from a safe distance may also be used when appropriate.

Will the Color Fade Over Time?

Some initial weathering or slight color variation may occur during the first few months of outdoor exposure before the appearance stabilizes. The UV-protected, co-extruded cap helps minimize fading and maintain colors such as Black, Walnut, and Light Gray.

How Does the Cost Compare to Wood or Vinyl?

Composite fencing generally has a higher initial cost than basic wood fencing and may be comparable to premium vinyl. However, its low maintenance requirements, reduced need for repairs, and long service life can help lower maintenance costs over time.

Is Composite Fencing Good for Privacy and Wind?

Yes. Full-privacy composite fencing is designed to block sightlines and create a more private outdoor space. Proper post spacing and concrete footings are important for structural stability and wind performance. Installation should also comply with applicable local requirements for fence height, setbacks, and structural support.

Can I Install a Composite Fence Myself? What Posts and Footings Are Required?

Many composite fencing systems are designed to be DIY-friendly and can be installed using standard tools. Compatible steel, aluminum, or composite posts should be installed according to the fencing system's specifications, with concrete footings and embedment depth determined by site conditions and applicable local requirements.

For sloped properties, compatible fence systems may be racked or stepped to follow changes in ground elevation.