Reed Fencing

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

Use it to enhance certain parts or your garden, or even use it to create outdoor rooms and spaces. 

Instead of using bamboo to provider shade on your patio or porch, consider reed fencing as it adds a distinct character. 

Many use reed fencing to cover up existing chain link fencing structures.  Since reed fencing itself isn’t very sturdy this is the most preferable method to provider support.  You will want to make sure that you keep it from touching the ground directly because any natural substance will have a tendency to rot if it is in constant contact with moisture. 

Some people have found that by covering their chain-linked fences with reed fencing they are able to enjoy a more private yard area and even protect their yard from wind damage.

For inside use make your own Tiki bar by stapling reed fencing to plywood.

Bamboo poles themselves can be expensive, but reed fencing can give the same look and feel without becoming a financial burden. 

Turn an office or extra room into a paradise getaway by stapling the reed fencing to the walls or even ceiling.  With so many uses indoor and out, this rustic style of fencing can add just the right touch to any area.

Most reed fencing comes in rolls and is banded together with vinyl-covered wire to increase durability.  Reed fencing has a general life expectancy of about 25 years when properly cared for which is often a lot longer then traditional wooden fences will last..  Natural reed grass is an exceptional rustic choice when looking to add privacy to a space.