If you have an outdoor space that needs improving, you might be thinking about a lattice fence. However, you’re probably asking questions wondering if it’s the best fencing style for your yard.
What is the best way to use it? Is it expensive or durable? What is the best material?
This blog explores the benefits of lattice fencing. Known for its versatile styles, lattice fences can do it all, adding a decorative and functional touch to your fence.
The specific origin of a lattice is lost to history, but examples can be found back in ancient Greek and Roman times. One of the most famous uses of the lattice design is seen on The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
Designers and architects use the lattice style to beautify homes and gardens. By incorporating many different styles better suited for different climates and terrains, it is considered a classic style fit for any home.
When considering ways to improve your outside living spaces, adding a lattice design adds visual appeal and decoration to an otherwise traditional-looking fence.
Depending on the style of lattice and the material, the average cost is between $8 per linear foot, whereas wood fencing costs can be over $100 per linear foot.
Lattice comes in a variety of materials so there are reasonable options to fit any budget. Traditionally, most lattice fences use wood as the primary material. However, vinyl, metal, and even bamboo are more popular and more durable than wood.
The type of material depends on your budget when considering adding a lattice fence.
The most common style is a crisscross pattern creating a diamond or diagonal shape. Some additional styles include the square-hatch, spindle, horizontal, or open weave.
From a design and aesthetic point of view, a lattice is an excellent option.
It can be used in conjunction with all types of other materials to enhance your outdoor spaces with your own personality and flair. Although lattice will never be as durable as other solid materials, it can be used effectively no matter what you consider to be your main design objectives.
A true lattice fence does not provide much privacy. Depending on the placement of the slats, the spaces in between can be large or small. The larger the spaces, the more visibility.
To improve privacy without taking away from the design, many people use climbing plants to beautifully accent the style. Climbing plants such as ivy or roses wrap around and through the spaces to support their growth. This minimizes the space in between and adds a sense of privacy using plants.
Lattice fencing can stand alone as a fence structure or added as a decorative style to an existing fence. Some examples include:
Now that you know a little bit more about lattice style, here are some creative ideas to incorporate this timeless style into your space.
Lattice fences are a cost-effective alternative to traditional fencing without completely losing your privacy when used thoughtfully.
Regardless of how you use your lattice fence, the possibilities are endless. Whether it is deck skirting, a divider, or a decorative accent for a landscape, it is highly customizable to your needs and your budget.
For more information about lattice fencing for your yard, contact our professionals at First Fence of Georgia. All your fencing needs are at your fingertips!
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