Bamboo Fencing

Nothing makes a garden stand above the rest like adding that classic Japanese feel.  Bamboo fencing does just that.  Usable in both indoor and outdoor applications, nothing can add a “Zen” atmosphere like having a bamboo fencing backdrop.

Use it to enhance certain parts or your garden, or even use it to create outdoor rooms and spaces.  Instead of using thatch to provider shade on your patio or porch, consider bamboo fencing as it adds a distinct character.  Many use bamboo fencing to cover up existing fencing structures.  Since bamboo fencing itself isn’t very sturdy this is the most preferable method to using bamboo fencing.  You will want to make sure that you keep it from touching the ground directly as it has a tendency to rot if in constant contact with moisture.  Some people have found that by covering their chain-linked fences with bamboo fencing they are able to enjoy a more private yard space.

For inside use make your own Tiki bar by stapling bamboo fencing to plywood. Bamboo poles themselves can be expensive, but bamboo fencing can give the same look and feel without becoming a financial burden.  Turn an office or extra room into an island getaway by stapling bamboo fencing to the walls and or ceiling.  With so many uses indoor and out, this versatile style of fencing can add just the right touch to any space.

Most bamboo fencing comes in rolls of around 15 feet give or take and is banded together with galvanized steel wire to increase durability.  Just like any other type of wood bamboo requires care in order to get the most out of it.  A coating of UV resistant polyurethane will go along way to extending the life of your fencing.  Bamboo fencing is available in a number of different styles and looks depending on your needs.