Product Spotlight: Tensar Polygrid Ranch Fence

The Tensar Polygrid Ranch Fence boasts a long-lasting design that will protect your horses for years, without the hassle of constant upkeep. The fence is constructed from grids with no joints or junctions that can collapse when run into or bumped up against. Even better, it’s made of a safe material that won’t hurt your horse upon impact so is a great alternative to traditional fencing.

The Polygrid fencing is easy-to-install due to its lightweight construction. It’s also designed to withstand the rust, corrosion, and rotting that’s common as fencing ages. It’s available in both black and white to match with other buildings on your property.

Polygrid uses advanced technology to create a long-lasting and durable fence that will remain strong and resistant to sagging for years to come. It’s made of polymer resins that contain ultraviolet inhibiting additives which prevent harm from sunlight. And, the unique construction using junctions and joints will ensure the fence won’t fall under stress.

Horse Fencing: The Importance of Planning

Regardless of which type of horse fencing you choose, one of the most important things you can do is plan. Whether you’re building a brand-new horse fence or renovating an old one, invest in some large paper, and draw out a plan of what your envision your fence to look like. Graph paper is a great choice for this because you can use the gridlines to measure distance, whether a foot, yard, or mile.

First, draw every building that’s on your property, as well as the driveways and sidewalks that surround them. The more accurate you are, the better the result. Then, decide how much space you’ll need for your horses. Consider things like your horses’ age, temperament, and sex. If you have enough space, it’s recommended you put fiesty horses in a separate area. You should also include ample space if you think you’ll add more horses in the future.

Another important factor to keep in mind is the size of the lanes between fences. If these aren’t wide or long enough, you may have issues when trying to load your horse into a trailer.

Fencing Materials
After you have a plan to where your fencing will be, it’s much easier to determine what you’ll need for fencing materials. Regardless of the material you use, be sure to plan it at least 48 inches high, especially if you have a horse that is known to jump. As an added safety measure, a perimeter fence – constructed from inexpensive materials – can be added around the outside.

Finally, it’s time to choose the right material for your horse. There are several options to choose from including vinyl, electric braided wire, woven mesh tapes, and more. To determine what’s right for your horse, learn more about Horse Fence Direct’s selection of horse fencing.

Keep the above factors in mind when planning your horse fence. A good fence should be safe and sturdy, and last for years to come. After all, it not only keeps your horses safe, but it enhances the value of your property as well.