Whether for security reasons, space separation or aesthetics, fencing is essential for many properties. It can be installed both at the front and at the rear of the property, whether the property is detached or adjoining. But this solution can be expensive. To mark the boundary of your land in an elegant way while having a limited budget, here are the materials to choose.
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The rigid fence to enclose your land
The most economical solution, the linear meter of rigid mesh can cost from 25 to 50 euros. Although it is very easy and quick to install, its openwork appearance can be deterrent, because it does not hide the terrain.
PVC fencing to close off a garden at an affordable cost
Offering good value for money, PVC panel fencing from www.cedarmountainfence.com is the most affordable solution for hiding privacy. It is solid, weather-resistant, easy to install and maintain. You have to count between 50 and 180 euros per linear meter (excluding installation costs).
The stone or concrete wall as a field fence
Masonry enthusiasts can build a low wall in stone, cement or concrete or bricks to delimit their land. If the price per linear meter can quickly rise (between 20 and 100 euros), savings can be made on installation by doing it yourself. For stones, you can also look for them second-hand, in a landfill or from a contractor.
The privet, cypress or common yew hedge to place around the house
Ecological, aesthetic and inexpensive, the plant hedge is the ideal solution for gardeners. Being able to measure between 1 and 4 meters high depending on the species, it brings a touch of greenery and refinement to the fence. Depending on the plants chosen, the linear meter can range from 10 to 200 eurosplants and installation included.
In addition to these solutions, you can also turn to wooden palisades or wrought iron fences, but they will be more expensive than the examples previously cited. You now have all the cards in hand, it’s up to you to play!
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