Frequently Asked Questions
A: The composite wood fences available at The Eco Fence are crafted from a blend of recycled wood fibers and high-quality recycled plastics. This combination results in a durable, long-lasting product that minimizes the need for frequent replacement, reducing overall waste. The eco-friendly aspect is further highlighted by the sustainable sourcing of materials, which helps in conserving natural resources. Additionally, the manufacturing process of these composite fences emits less carbon dioxide compared to traditional wood processing, positioning The Eco Fence as a responsible choice for environmentally-conscious home improvement projects.
A: Yes, The Eco Fence really does require no maintenance! Our high-quality composite wood fences and gates are designed to be hassle-free, making them perfect for busy homeowners. Unlike traditional wood fences that require regular painting, staining, and sealing, our eco-friendly composites are built to withstand the elements without fading, warping, or rotting. With The Eco Fence, you can enjoy a beautiful, durable fence without the ongoing upkeep, giving you more time to relish in your improved outdoor space.
A: While using nails or drilling into the boards is possible, we do not recommend it. Doing so can damage the top protective layer, which will void the warranty we offer. Although it won’t rot or degrade right away, exposing the inner layer to moisture could lead to some damage over time. If no alternative is available, proceed with caution.
A: No, The Eco Fence's standard boards are up to 6 feet for durability and ease of installation. For custom solutions, please contact our customer service.
A: The amount of concrete you’ll need depends on the diameter and depth of your post hole. As a general guideline, a hole 12" in diameter and 24" deep typically requires up to two 50 lb bags of Fast-Setting Concrete Mix. Note: The concrete must be installed using the wet-set method. Dry setting is not recommended due to potential performance and stability issues.
