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Vinyl Fence Colors
If you are considering a vinyl fence, there’s a good chance that you want something that looks great and is also functional. Now that you know that you want something made of vinyl, you now have to pick a color. There are dozens of colors that you can choose from, but you should find one that suits you, is in your price budget, and goes with your yard or property. With the right vinyl fence color selection, you could very well be the envy of the neighborhood. However, it’s not always as simple as pointing and choosing a color. There are different tiers of quality, pricing, and texture that you should explore before you make your decision. It’s important to weigh these options carefully since vinyl fences are so durable and will most likely last longer than 20 years. Therefore, the color that you select will be the color that you and others will have to look at on a daily basis for a very long time and you should make sure that it’s the one that you want.
Standard Non-Textured Colors
The most basic and likely most affordable option that you have when choosing vinyl fence colors are your basic non-textured colors. A non-textured color is a flat color that has no texture to it. This means that if you were to run your hand over the fencing, there wouldn’t be bumps or lines in the surface. Some think that this is too plain and not suitable for them, but you can most certainly make non-textured color work for your vinyl fencing. It will all depend on the look that you are trying to achieve and what colors it is going to be around. If you think that a non-textured color would look best for your yard or property, then don’t get hung up on the other options and select something that will look good and be very durable. Though these colors are not the most luxurious or fancy, they are just as functional from a privacy and durability standpoint and look much better than a non-composite fencing material such as wood.
One thing about standard non-textured colors that you may want to look out for is that it may be more difficult to hide scratches or other imperfections that can occur from abuse on the fence. With a textured fence, there are lines and other patterns to help cover up potential stains or scratching if they occur. With a plain color, those types of things will stand out more easily and be more easily noticed.
Non-textured colors are going to include white, tan, clay and grey. While these colors are plain without texture, they are still very appealing options for your vinyl fencing and they also should go well with any outside décor that you have. It’s easy to select these colors because they have mass appeal and any of them will look great on your property. Whether you want vinyl fencing for privacy needs or something decorative, you should be able to find a standard non-textured color that fits your personal taste and budget.
To recap, standard non-textured colors are the most affordable coloring option for vinyl fencing. While they don’t have to texture, they look great and can fit into almost any color scheme. They are more likely to show any damage that happens to them, but they are still just as easy to clean and maintain as any other vinyl fencing.
Timberland Colors
There are three basic tiers of colors as it relates to vinyl fencing. The Timberland colors are considered to be in the middle tier. This color of vinyl fencing has more options to select from while still staying on a budget, which makes it a very popular option for a lot of people that choose vinyl fencing. This second tier of fencing has options available to suit almost any design need and while they are still not textured, they offer patterns that give the fencing the look of a wood plank.
While we all know that wood fencing is not ideal when compared to options like vinyl, some people still want the fence to look authentic as if it were made of wood. This has led to rising demand in durable vinyl fencing with wood patterns. This fencing gives you the warm and authentic appearance of wood but with the durability and easy maintenance of vinyl. With the Timberland colors, you get the best of both worlds with your vinyl fencing.
The Timberland colors are earthy tones with patterned lines that make the vinyl look like natural wood. It’s important to know the difference between Timberland and the next step up. Timberland colors are not textured. This means that when you run your hand down the vinyl fencing, you won’t feel bumps where the patterns are. It will look superb, but will not feel like real wood to the touch. This may or may not matter to you, but it’s still important that you know it.
Bufftech Colors
In the three tiers of vinyl fencing colors, this is the highest one and is the most premium option available. Like the previous two tiers of vinyl fencing color options, this color group will enjoy all of the benefits of vinyl. Durability, great look, and easy maintenance. Unlike the previous two tiers, however, colors that come in this color group are textured.
The texturing in these colors is meant to look and feel like real wood, which is a feature that a lot of people love. Real wood has an amazing look, but it’s very tough to maintain the integrity and look of it as time goes on. Vinyl fencing solves that problem with vinyl planks that look and feel like real wood with none of the annoying and expensive maintenance that goes into preserving an actual wooden fence.
Bufftech colors are suitable for those who truly want the best experience possible in a fencing solution. With Bufftech colors, you’re not just getting something that is durable, you’re getting the most premium option possible for your fencing. It can really make a property, garden, or landscaping pop out and be the envy of the neighborhood. The wide variety of colors and wood grain patterns make it an easy plugin option for any color scheme or design that you already have going on.
Tips For Preserving Your Vinyl Fence Color And Coat
If you’ve taken the steps and invested in a quality vinyl fence with the color coating that you want, you also want it to last a long time and maintain its great color and appearance for the decades to come. The good news is that it’s very easy and cheap to make sure that your fence coat gets what it needs to look great for a very long time. There are some basic maintenance and cleaning steps that you can take as well as some preventative measures that you can use to avoid any unnecessary damage and anything else that would affect the appearance of your fence from happening.
When you are doing lawn work, there are a couple of things that you should do or avoid doing to ensure that the coat of your fence doesn’t become damaged, scratched, or otherwise affected. First off, when you are weed-whacking around your fence, avoid making actual contact with the posts or the panels. This is unnecessary and can scratch up your nice new fence. When landscaping, carefully cut weeds so that the machine doesn’t actually strike the fence. The other thing that you should do is more of a preliminary measure and that is to make sure before you begin mowing that there is nothing sharp, metal, or hard on the ground that you could mow over and launch at your fence. This is true in general, even if you don’t have a fence. An item at that speed can definitely damage your fence and scratch or dent the coat. Not to mention, it could also cause injury or damage to your home.
If you want your fence to stay looking nice and bright, you should be washing it as needed. This can mean once a year or 6 times a year—it just depends on how dirty your fence gets and what is happening around it. To wash your vinyl fence and ensure that the color stays nice and bright and visible to the outside world, you can rinse it off with a simple hose as needed. This should get most dirt, debris, and other messes off the fence pretty easily. If that doesn’t work, you can always mix a little soap with water in a bucket and use a sponge and a hose to wash off more stuck-on stains. Finally, if you really have a big mess to clean, you can use a power washer and get the fence looking like new pretty quickly. One thing is for sure—if you are going to invest in a high-quality vinyl fence, you should also make sure that the color you pick will always look great by protecting it however possible and cleaning it as needed.