Durable, Sustainable, and Versatile Fencing Solutions for Every Project

Snow Fencing and Wind Control for Airports, Ski Resorts, and DOT Use

Snow fencing is essential for areas that require surfaces to be clear of snow drifts such as airport runways, highways, and even ski slopes that aim to keep a controlled level of snow at all times. These barriers are capable of controlling wind currents, which in turn keep the snow drifts contained on one side of the fence. Using a snow fence not only reduces the need for constant plowing and shoveling, but it also provides enhanced visibility when a brightly colored option is used.

Key Applications for Snow Fencing:

• Airport Runway Protection
• Targeted Snow Grooming for Ski Resorts
• Drift Prevention on Highways
• Keeping Large Drifts off of Properties
• Enhanced Barrier Visibility for Road Safety or Crowd Control

Garden Fencing and Protective Netting for Vineyards, Wineries, Orchards

For agricultural businesses such as wineries, vineyards, or orchards, it’s incredibly important to yield as much crop as possible. Throughout the different stages of vegetation, fruits and vegetables are subject to threats from wildlife. Using protective netting is a great way to deter animals from eating or destroying crops and can ensure the harvest reaches its potential.

How Netting Can Help Vineyards, Wineries, and Orchards

• Protection from Birds: Birds pose a high level of threat to growing grapes. Left unprotected, the grape crop can be picked clean before there is a chance to harvest
• Protection from Deer: are known to graze on leaves, shoots, and even grapes themselves. A tall, strong deer fence is a great way to prevent any damage done by deer.
• Trunk Protection: Rodents and deer are capable of hurting the bark of trees, but this can be prevented using tree guards that can protect the bottom trunk of the tree.

Multipurpose Fencing for Cities, Municipalities, DOT, and Airports

Multipurpose fencing can be a great tool for areas that experience large amounts of foot traffic, such as cities, municipalities, and airports. Crowd control can be essential to keep pedestrians safe and prevent unauthorized access into restricted areas. In areas such as cities, events, universities, and airports, decent crowd control can actually improve the flow of traffic while enhancing safety at the same time.

Key Applications for Multipurpose Fencing:

• Construction and Public Works: Using temporary fencing is a great way to deter people from entering dangerous construction zones.
• Event Crowd Control: For events like parades, markets, concerts, etc., multipurpose fencing can be a great tool to dictate pedestrian traffic and separate crowds from vehicular traffic.
• Roadway Hazards: DOT may use multipurpose fencing to signal to vehicles of hazards in the road or temporary construction taking place.
• Airports: Airports are another setting where crowd control is essential for both the employees on the runway and the fliers

Ground Reinforcement for Erosion Control

Silt Fencing and Turf Reinforcement Netting is great for erosion control to prevent unwanted movement of dirt in locations where there are likely to be shifts. Erosion control is necessary for a multitude of reasons including protecting property, preserving water quality, and protecting the environment.

What is Silt Fencing Used for?

Silt Fencing is especially popular in this field of interest. When sediment-laden water reaches the fence, the geotextile fabric allows the water to filter through the fabric while keeping the remaining dirt on the other side of the fence.

What is Turf Reinforcement Netting Used for?

As opposed to vertically oriented Silt Fencing, Turf Reinforcement is a horizontally oriented fence solution that prevents freshly laid grass seeds and topsoil from being washed away due to heavy rain. As the grass grows, the netting aids the grass and provides structure to keep the grass in place.

How To Install Tenax Fence

Tenax fencing is designed to be durable, lightweight, and straightforward to set up. With a little preparation and the right tools, you can create a secure and reliable fence for gardens, pets, property boundaries, or safety barriers. The steps below provide a simple overview to help you get started quickly.

• Time to Install: 2-4 hours
• Skill Level: Intermediate

1. Plan Your Fence Line: Mark the area where you want the fence to go.
2. Set Posts: Install corner and support posts about 6 ft apart. Use the ground or cement.
3. Add Tension Wires: Run top, bottom, and center wires between posts to outline the fence line.
4. Tension the Wires: Using a tensioner, tension the top and bottom wires so they are taught.
5. Unroll the Fence Mesh: Attach the beginning of the roll to a post, then stretch it along the fence line.
6. Secure the Mesh: Fasten the mesh to posts and wires with ties or fastening wire. Keep it tight and even.

If you would like more detailed instructions, you can download our full installation guide PDF or watch the supplemental video for step-by-step support.