Keeping the noise out

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2016

Five Tips for Stopping Dogs From Urinating on Your Fence and Minimising the Damage

Unfortunately, if one dog urinates on your fence, it seems to send a message to all the other passing dogs that they should do the same. Eventually, this habit can get smelly and annoying, and over time, the caustic urine can even cause the finish on the fence to start to wear down. Here’s a few ways to deter dogs away from your fence and prevent damage from their urine: Read More»

Five Things to Consider When Choosing Cyclone Fencing for Security Needs

Cyclone wire fences are often used to add more security to facilities, and if you want to boost the security levels around your hotel, car park, special event venue or other type of facility, cyclone fencing can help. However, to ensure your facility’s safe, there are several things you should keep in mind when choosing your fencing. In particular, you need to consider these five questions: 1. How are you going to secure the posts? Read More»

We've got a great house, apart from one small detail - we live next to the freeway. We have had to experiment to find the best sorts of fencing to keep the noise out so that we don't feel like we're trying to sleep on a racing circuit! If you are also living next to a noisy road or a noisy neighbour, read on to learn more about the best fences for keeping the noise low when you try and relax. There are more and more cool noise blocking options available with different materials and construction techniques, and I'm always looking out for new products.