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Lattice manufactured from vinyl is versatile, and can be incorporated in many ways throughout the landscape, both in residential and commercial applications.

Vinyl lattice fences are a great way to create more privacy, provide support for plantings and deter small animals from living under your home.

Vinyl lattice fencing defines your space without restricting airflow. A lattice section on top of a slatted fence provides added height and a decorative element to your fencing. Vinyl lattices are also used in outdoor restaurants such as beer gardens. They come in various sizes and are light and easily portable, giving you the added flexibility of being able to move the lattices around whenever you want.

For the gardener, they are a decorative, low maintenance support for vines and espaliered trees, eliminating upkeep and maintenance demands of wooden lattices. A wood lattice encased in vines is difficult to paint without causing harm to your plantings. A quick spray with the garden hose is all it takes to keep you vinyl lattice looking like new.

Vinyl latticework is also used under porches to deter animals such as raccoons and skunks from taking up residence near your home. Vinyl is an ideal material to use in this area, since it will not wick up water from the soil and rot like lattice made from wood.

From restaurant to residential applications, vinyl lattice fencing elements can provide privacy, protection, and a long lasting decorative addition to any landscape scheme. Vinyl products aren’t effected by rain and sun in the same way that wood is. It will not warp, crack, swell, or chip. Vinyl is graded on many criteria that helps consumers choose the right vinyl product for their landscape design. Vinyl fencing is also tested on temperature extremes, cracking, discoloration and warping. All of these tests are meant to ensure that customers get a dependable product. When vinyl holds up to this scrutiny and at the same time provides an attractive fencing solution, it isn't surprising more and more consumers select vinyl products for their home improvement projects.

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