Vinyl Fence
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uperior fencing provides durable, aesthetically appealing fencing systems suitable for virtually any application. Superior proudly partners with Kroy Building Products for our Vinyl Fence supplier.  Constructed of durable polyvinylchloride (PVC), Superior fencing is designed to stand up to years of outdoor exposure while offering superior impact resistance. This means that Superior fencing will not only last long, it will retain its color and beauty too, enhancing the value of your property for years to come. PVC also has the advantage of requiring little or no maintenance - normally experienced with conventional types of fencing.

The panels are easily installed using the notching tool for the locking tab method, or by securing profiles with a retaining screw.

Superior fencing is available in white, tan and gray, and styles are complemented by an extensive line of caps, gates (to match fence) and accessory items offering flexibility of design and color to satisfy every need. 

Superior fencing is constructed of the finest materials and workmanship and comes with a transferable limited lifetime warranty against workmanship and a 20 year warranty against discoloration.

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Featured Fence Styles

Scalloped Picket &
Semi-Privacy

Good Neighbor Privacy

Privacy w/Lattice, Racked & Sculpted to Follow Contour

Privacy w/Shadow Box

Privacy w/Sun Burst Design

Tan Shadow Box Privacy w/Lattice

Basket Weave

Scalloped Picket w/Alternating Gothic Post Caps

Tan Privacy

Closed Ornamental

Scalloped Privacy Custom/Ornamental

Tan Closed Picket Railing.  Deck & Lattice

Straight Picket Plus Vinyl Deck & Gazebo

Porch Railing

Deck Railing

Scalloped Picket

Routed Three Rail

Routed Four Rail

Routed Two Rail

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Frequently Asked Questions
 

Can it break?
Vinyl Fencing can break if subjected to a direct impact (e.g., an automobile running into a fence line). Under normal use, the fence will not break when installed properly. Planks, pickets and rails are easily replaced if damaged.

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How does it stand up in the wind?
Vinyl fences are designed to withstand normal wind load. The amount of load is dependent on the installation of the posts and horizontal rails. If installed according to Kroy's specifications, the fences are designed to stand up to normal wind load.

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Does the product become brittle in winter?
As with most PVC products, vinyl will become less flexible in colder weather conditions. However, unless subjected to unusual impact, it will not break or crack. Our products have been engineered to accommodate normal temperature swings.

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Does it expand?
It is normal for vinyl materials to expand and contract during temperature changes. Your contractor will allow for expansion and contraction during the installation process.

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How do you clean the fence?
As with all exterior products, our fence will become dirty when exposed to the elements. A mild detergent and water should be sufficient to keep your fence or deck rail looking new. For tough stains, Soft Scrub or baking soda works well. Simple Green and 0000 steel wool also works to clean stubborn stains.

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How does it hold up to weed eaters?
As with all PVC and wood products, direct contact with lawn and garden equipment can cause damage to the posts. Use caution when operating any type of equipment near fence posts, especially commercial trimmers, which are more aggressive.

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Do you cement the posts?
We recommend that you treat vinyl posts the same as you would wood posts. If it is common and normal to cement fence posts in your area then you should cement the vinyl posts.

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How big should the hole be to cement the posts?
A good rule of thumb is dig the hole twice the diameter of the post and put cement to within two inches of the top of the hole.

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What is the warranty?
All of our products carry a transferable, lifetime warranty (Except our Gold Series Ranch rails which carries a 20 year warranty.)

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Will it crack, chip, peel or rot?
During the life of the product you should not expect to find surface cracking, peeling, chipping or rot.

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Will it mildew or collect mold?
Vinyl products will, when subjected to extended damp weather, collect mold and mildew. They are, however, easily cleaned with a solution of mild household detergent and water.

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What is the cost of vinyl compared to wood?
The cost of product, if compared to a similar wood product (e.g., #1 grade clear cedar or redwood with #1 grade, free of heart fence posts, then add paint preparation including sanding and priming and painting) the price is amazingly similar.

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Can you use it as a porch or guard railing?
When properly designed, our vinyl products make a very stable porch and deck rail system designed to use at ground level and on balcony applications.

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Can you make gates from the product?
Gates can be made from the same material you use in the fence or railing. See your local professional for gate fabrication.

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Can I get custom styles made?
Virtually any style that can be made out of wood or ornamental iron can be made out of vinyl. The styles are only limited by your imagination. Your local dealer/contractor has a wide variety of styles available to you.

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How high can I make the fence?
This question is better left to your local dealer. It is, however, recommended that any fence over 6' tall have the posts reinforced. Always check with local building codes.

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How long will it last?
Vinyl fences from Kroy Building Products are designed to last a lifetime. They are backed by a transferable, lifetime warranty.

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Is it maintenance free?
Vinyl Fencing does require a limited amount of maintenance. Under normal conditions this maintenance is in the form of annual washing of the fence to keep it looking new.

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Is the fence graffiti proof?
Although not classified as graffiti proof, vinyl fencing is easy to clean and most paint comes off with just a little effort. It may require the use of a pressure washer or in extreme cases the use of paint thinner. 400 grit sandpaper can be used when some spots will not come off using the above methods.