Ranch fence

A ranch fence is a stylish fence that derives from traditional American ranch fences. It is distinguished by the horizontal arrangement of the slats and often has a simple but attractive appearance. This type of fence is great for creating a sense of openness while maintaining site boundaries.

Features of the "ranch" fence:

Construction:

It consists of several horizontal slats or rails located at a certain distance from each other.

Slats are attached to vertical posts (made of metal, wood or concrete).

The height can vary from small decorative fences to high protective structures.

Open design: The ranch fence does not completely block the view, creating an open and spacious atmosphere. It is popular among those who want to fence off the site, but at the same time not block the views.

Materials:

Metal: resistant to weather conditions, does not require special care. Aluminum or galvanized steel with a coating is often used.

Advantages:

Aesthetics: suitable for both rustic and modern designs.

Minimal maintenance

Affordability: You can choose options for any budget.

Easy installation: horizontal slats are installed quickly.

Scope of use:

Private houses, cottages and farms.

Park and garden areas.

Decorative fences for public spaces.

How does a "ranch" fence differ from other types of fences?

Unlike solid fences (for example, corrugated iron or brick), a ranch fence gives the area a sense of lightness and spaciousness. It is more decorative and less suitable for those who want complete privacy or a high level of protection. However, it harmonizes well with natural landscapes and emphasizes the openness of the site.

This stylish option perfectly fits into the architecture of country houses and cottages, giving them a characteristic "rural" charm.