Are you in need of a fence for your farmhouse, it may be a whole perimeter or some length in the back or front yard or around your garden? Here are some fence ideas as an economical solution.
These are very simple to do, please do your research before buying any fencing and realize you purchase at your own risk. Furthermore, before starting the work verify your land border with neighbors and check local law.
1- Chainlink animal-friendly fencing
To make this type of fence you will be required wooden poles and chain links. Make holes in the earth by excavation, place PCC in holes, and erect poles after suitable length. When PCC gets strength, hang chain link on poles using steel nail.
This kind of fencing is safe for the animals as well. There are certain types of fencing in which nails or used, or the wire is rotated in a way that it can hurt the animals.
Especially when you are in Australia, you need to be very careful about your fencing material. Australia is home to different unique animal species like Wombats, Koalas, Tasmanian Devils, and Kangaroos.
To save such precious and unique breeds, it is important to use animal-friendly fencing around your place. You can also consult Koala fencing in Brisbane to install animals, especially the Koala friendly fencing.
2- Bamboo fencing
Bamboo pickets can be used as a fence in many ways. The tops, neatly cut just above the node, can be arranged in a random or in a straight line. The pickets can be hung on one or both sides of a bamboo horizontal supports of the fence. Pickets can also be arranged in many beautiful ways.
3- Pallet fencing
If you like to work with pallets, then this post should be suitable for you. Pallets can be placed on the ground and joined by fixing perpendicular pallets on them using steel nails. This fence can be erected with the support of wooden or steel poles. Just some building and carpentry experience is required.
4- Basic wire gauze Fencing
To make this type of fence you will be required wooden poles and wire gauze. Make holes in the earth by excavation, place PCC in holes, and erect poles after suitable length. When PCC get strength, fix wire gauze on poles using steel nail.
5- Rail Fencing
This garden fence is probably one of my favorites. The reason is that I love anything that looks still has that homestead feel to it.
If you want to give this fence a glance use beaten. Beaten are normally 11 feet or 8 feet long. They may be used in any suitable size. The rails insert into the holes in the posts and are held in place by their own weight.
Posts are erected to support two or three rails. Two-rail fence posts are approximately 6 feet long, and three-hole posts are approximately 7 feet long.
6- Rail fencing with mesh
The process of fixing this type of fence is the same as a rail fence just you have to cover the internal side of fence by fixing wire gauze (mesh) on rails.
7- Wooden poles fencing with barbed wire
Get wooden or steel poles of suitable length and size, erect them by placing plain cement concrete in excavated pits . Barbed wire may be fixed using steel nails on wooden poles however for steel poles experienced workers may be required to fix the barbed wire.
8- Wattle fencing
Wattle is a lightweight construction material made by weaving thin branches (either whole or more usually split) or slats between upright stakes to form a woven net. It has commonly been used to make fences and hurdles for enclosing ground or handling livestock.
9- Log fencing
If you have natural logs of trees at your farm, there’s no need to spend money on expensive material to build a fence on your property. If you recently cleared trees from your land, you can cut the branches from trees and put the logs to use as a fence. They can be arranged in several attractive styles.
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