Radio Tips
April 25, 2024

Fencing Options

Fencing is an essential element of any property, whether it is for privacy, security, or for keeping animals in or out. There are a wide variety of fencing options available, each with their own set of features and benefits. Here at the Coop, we carry many different types of fencing options. Here are the types we carry, their purposes, and what type of animal they are most suitable for to help you pick the ideal fence for you.

Split Rail Fence

Split rail fences, also known as post and rail fences, are a classic choice for a rustic look. This type of fence is typically made of wood, and consists of posts and rails. It is most commonly used for defining property boundaries, and as a decorative feature. Split rail fences are not ideal for containing small animals, as the gaps between the rails can be quite large. Split Rail Fencing is a very popular choice.

Dowel Fence

Dowel fences are similar to split rail fences, but they are made of logs that have been split and rounded to create a more uniform look. This type of fence is also typically made of wood, and is commonly used for defining property boundaries and as a decorative feature. Dowel fences are not ideal for containing small animals, as the gaps between the logs can be quite large. This however, allows for a very strong fence that looks fantastic!

Field Fence

Field fences are a type of wire fence that is commonly used for containing livestock, such as cattle and horses. This type of fence is made of wire mesh that is stretched between posts. Field fences are ideal for containing large animals, but may not be suitable for smaller animals, as they can sometimes get stuck in the wire mesh.

T-Posts

T-Posts are a type of metal fence post that is commonly used in combination with wire fencing. They are driven into the ground and provide a sturdy support for wire fencing. T-Posts are suitable for use with a wide variety of animals, and are a popular choice for farms and ranches due to their longevity, durability. They make it easy to customize your fencing needs and are easy to install. Here at the Coop we carry 6, 7 and 8 foot T-Posts all in regular and heavy duty options!

Barbed Wire Fence

Barbed wire fences are a type of wire fence that is commonly used for containing livestock, such as cattle and horses. This type of fence is made of wire that is twisted together with barbs at regular intervals. Barbed wire fences are highly effective for containing large animals, but may not be suitable for smaller animals, as the barbs can cause injury. Due to the thin hide of a horse, the barbed wire fence is not a recommended option for horses as it can cause severe damage. It is  ideal for cattle and other livestock animals, this is a very economical option.

Electric Fence

Electric fences are a type of fence that uses a low voltage electrical charge to deter animals from crossing the boundary. This type of fence is highly effective for containing a wide variety of animals, and is commonly used in combination with other types of fencing. Electric fences are also a popular choice for containing domestic animals, such as dogs and cats. Here at the Coop we carry the Gallagher Fencing brand.

Panel Fencing

Panel fences are a type of fence that consists of pre-manufactured panels that are assembled on site. This type of fence is highly versatile, and can be used for a wide variety of applications, including containing livestock, defining property boundaries, and as a decorative feature. Panel fences are suitable for use with a wide variety of animals, and are a popular choice for farms and ranches. This type of fencing is becoming more popular and is often being used for many other purposes.

Whatever your fencing needs are, we will help you get there! Both our Snohomish and Monroe locations carry fencing tools and supplies as well as gates, corral panels, and much more!

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