TUF-FENCE PVC

This unique fencing system is manufactured by Homeland Vinyl Products specifically for harsh northern climates. The H-post design is precision engineered for strength, beauty, and design flexibility. The nonrouted design makes installation easier in almost any weather. Tuf-Fence has been a market favorite in and around Canada for over 15 years. It is backed by Homeland’s limited lifetime warranty and is protected by our ACCU-Shield® formulation. You can feel confident you are getting a proven product to stand up against the elements.

In terms of material costs, vinyl (PVC) is initially slightly more expensive than wood. In some areas, this difference is becoming quite negligible due to the rising price of wood. Vinyl (PVC) emerges as the actual money saver when all the various cost elements over the lifespan of your fence are considered.

Wood isn’t actually as cost-effective in the long run, as evidenced by factors like the need to replace the fence in 5–15 years, yearly maintenance costs (labour, paint, replacement boards, etc.), the environmental impact of arsenic in treated wood, and the toxic chemicals required to maintain a wood fence.

Some costs, like the costs to you of owning a fence that appears to need repair, are difficult to quantify. The price difference quickly disappears, and vinyl ends up being a sensible and financially savvy investment in the long-term value of your house. You won’t have to worry about painting, nails rusting, boards decaying, or splinters once your vinyl (PVC) fence is installed.

Yes. While labour, concrete, and building supplies all have the same price regardless of the material quality chosen, high-quality materials and workmanship always cost more than inferior ones. Even if a product of poorer quality may be less expensive, the likelihood of future repair and/or replacement costs outweighs any apparent advantages.

No, not always. Even in everyday use, a light system may flex easily. Additionally, a post and rail connection with a weak fastening mechanism may function poorly and cause rails to come loose. The strength and durability of a vinyl fence will be increased by a properly built system with a higher wall thickness and solid rail connection. We fasten using a routed technique, which produces a robust fence with a neat appearance.

No. The PVC Fences that we carry at fencescape has been designed to withstand Canada’s harsh weather. Any barrier will collapse if enough pressure is given to it. However, to ensure the highest impact resistance possible, our profiles are made employing impact modifiers in carefully calibrated quantities.

There are industry-required standard of quality and criteria used to evaluate production processes. The content, colour, and wetness of PVC resin are examined. The temperature and pressure required for molecular fusion are examined during a pre-extrusion inspection on the chemical batches. Extruded profile samples are cut, verified for colour, gloss, radius, and dimension “on line,” and tested for impact resistance, as well as heat and freeze reactions, “off line.”