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AARO Fence Inc
(352) 597-7988 13390 Jacqueline Rd
Brooksville, FL

Ace Fence Co
(813) 879-4375 6007 N Armenia Ave
Tampa, FL

AJ Fence, Inc
(813) 239-4122 3929 Old Tampa Hwy
Lakeland, FL

Baby Guard of Tampa Bay
(800) 778-1722
(813)221-9779 5442 Jetview Circle
Tampa, FL 


Bay Area Fence Corp.
(813) 671-6673 6604 Simmons Loop
Tampa, FL

Bravo Fence
(813) 885-2777 5626 N Dale Mabry Hwy
Tampa, FL

C B's Welding & Custom Fence
(813) 290-0583 5909 Johns Rd # 203
Tampa, FL

DDES Fence Manufacturer
(813) 754-2223 3450 County Line Road
Tampa, FL 


Discount Fencing
(813) 401-0057 7339 Gall Blvd, Ste 229
Zephyr Hills, FL

Dogwatch Hidden Fence
(813) 908-3647 PO Box 66837
ST. Pete Beach, FL

Everything Wood
(813) 376-9618
Tampa, FL

Fence Outlet Of Tampa
(813) 651-3623 201 S Falkenburg Rd
Tampa, FL 


Florida Fence
(813) 237-0056 4607 N Florida Ave.
Tampa, FL 


Good Neighbor Fence Co
(813) 968-1921 6509 N Himes Ave
Tampa, FL

Heid Fence Co
(813) 886-8509 11832 Carmen Ave
Dade City, FL

Hillsborough Fence
(813) 884-8786 6211 W Hillsborough Ave
Tampa, FL

Invisible Fence Of Tampa
(813) 920-0966 11952 Race Track Rd
Tampa, FL

Jennex Fence Co
(813) 340-9058 6001 John's Road
Tampa, FL 


Jon's Custom Fence
(813) 621-7200 7207 50th Ave S
Tampa, FL

L & W Fence
(813) 972-8112 10217 N 28th St
Tampa, FL

Lugo's Fencing Co
(813) 659-2813
Tampa, FL

Mc Connie Fence
(813) 247-3827 4707 30th Ave S
Tampa, FL

Nations Fence Inc
(813) 969-2112 4014 Gunn Hwy # 125
Tampa, FL

Ornamental Design Ironworks Inc.
(813) 626-8449 4706 Falkenburg RD
Tampa, FL

Other Side Of The Fence
(813) 969-2296 4714 Deerwalk Ave
Tampa, FL

Petstop Pet Fence of SW Florida
(813) 763-0855
Tampa, FL


Putnam Fencing Inc
(813) 994-2212
Tampa, FL

Redman Fence
(813) 961-9131 14729 N Florida Ave
Tampa, FL

Security Fence Co Of Florida
(813) 626-5001 6910 Waycross Ave
Tampa, FL

Smith Fence Co.
(800) 229-3362
(813) 223-9267
(727) 573-5440
Tampa, FL 


Tampa Fence
(813) 960-4300 1851 Massaro Blvd # 6
Tampa, FL

Ware Craft Inc.
(813) 247-5100 1902 Maple Ave
Tampa, FL


West Coast Fence
(813) 886-5097 6801 Benjamin Rd
Tampa, FL

Witt Fence Co. INc,
(813) 671-1995 6720 US Highway 301 S
Tampa, FL 

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Thoughts to ponder?

The choice of fencing must never be undertaken lightly, for serious consideration must be given to its appearance and construction. Strength is very important, especially in exposed, windy localities. A fence is only as strong as its supports, and particular care must be taken to see that these are not only substantial but inserted securely. Most fences are supplied with strong posts, usually 4-6in (10-15cm) square, depending on the type of fence that has to be supported. Sometimes concrete posts are supplied; these are extremely strong, although a little more cumbersome to install. It is very important to see that concrete posts are inserted deeply and firmly. Strength of timber also depends on the prevention of rot, and unless cedar wood is used (except for posts), all timber should be treated with a suitable preservative. Creosote can be used, although it should be allowed to soak into the timber for several weeks before plants are trained against it. Unless this is done, there is the danger of stem and leaf scorch and its use is not generally recommended where plants are to be grown against or near a fence. A safer treatment consists of the use of copper naphthenate preservatives such as the green, horticultural grades of Cuprinol or Solignum.

Types of fencing

The most popular types are purchased as units or panels. Usually they are from 5-6ft (1.5-1.8m) in length with heights varying from about 3-6ft ( 90cm-1.8m). A solid or close boarded fence is, as its name implies, a design which consists of upright or horizontal strips of wood, some 6in (15cm) wide and 1in (2-2.5cm) thick. The strips are nailed to two or more supporting rails at the rear of the panel. These provide complete privacy and wind protection, but are rather uninteresting in appearance.

Weather board fencing provides a little more interest in its appearance as it consists of wedge-shaped strips of wood, 1 in ( 2cm) in thickness at one edge, tapering to 0.5 in (1cm) at the other. Each strip overlaps the next by about 1 in(2cm). The advantage of this design is that it is virtually peep proof.

Interwoven fencing is very attractive but inclined to open up a little, especially in the cheaper units. Thin strips of wood, approximately 4in (10cm) wide and 0.5 in (1cm) thick, are interwoven one with another. It is a strong fence if it is supported well. Trellis fencing is very cheap and more suited as a support for climbing and trailing plants. It is not a strong design but can be used to good effect for covering unsightly walls or as an additional part of a fence design. Sections 18-24in (45-60cm) deep look most attractive if attached to the top of, say, a close-boarded fence. Used in this manner it helps to lighten an otherwise heavy, solid design.

Trellis fencing usually consists of laths of wood 1 by 3/4in ( 2.5 by 1.5cm) thick, fastened across each other vertically and horizontally to form 6-8in (15-20cm) squares. The laths are attached to a more substantial framing of 1 or 1in (2.5 or 3cm) square timber.

Two other cheap types of fencing are wattle and cleft chestnut. The former is useful where a rural or rustic effect is desired. The woven, basket-like construction produces a very sturdy fencing panel. The panels are usually attached to lengths of oak stakes driven securely into the ground. The latter fence can be purchased with the individual pieces of cleft chestnut spaced out at different intervals. It is possible to purchase rolls of this fencing with the paling nearly touching. The rolls are usually attached to strong oak posts by galvanized wire. In their construction, individual cleft chestnut palings are wired top and bottom to strong horizontal wires.

One of the latest advances in fence production is the sale of kits which are so accurately machined and complete that even an unskilled person can erect panels without any trouble. With these kits have come new ideas in design, and many can be made up into contemporary designs. This is especially useful where bold effects are required in the construction of patios. Many ultra-modern properties are being built and this advance in fence appearance will be welcomed by their owners.

Fencing can also be provided in the form of chain link or mesh netting. The best quality is heavily galvanized to withstand the rigors of the weather.

A more recent innovation is the plastic coating of chain link over the galvanized wire. Standard colors of dark green, black, white, yellow and light green can be obtained.

Wire netting is another cheaper and useful fencing material. Wire netting is easy and quick to erect as it requires only moderately substantial supporting posts of timber or angle iron spaced approximately every 6-8ft (1.8-2.4m) apart according to the height and length of the fence being erected.

Another type of fencing is known as rustic. This is constructed from larch or pine wood of circular section. The main uprights are usually quite substantial and are cut from 3-4in (7-10cm) diameter timber while the design work between them is of thinner section, usually about 11-2in (3-5cm) diameter. The most popular design consists of a diamond pattern approximately 18in (45cm ) in area. It is sold by the square foot either with the bark on or removed, stained and varnished. The result is a most natural fence or screen which blends in very well with the surroundings.

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