6ft garden fence

Safety is a critical concern for those who keep horses. Woven wire horse fencing is designed in a manner that minimizes injury risks for both horses and handlers. The spacing of the wire is typically close enough to prevent a horse from getting its legs caught, which can be a serious hazard with other types of fencing. Moreover, the smooth finish of the wire helps reduce the likelihood of cuts and abrasions. With the right height and installation, this fencing creates a safe barrier that keeps horses contained while allowing visibility into and out of the paddock or pasture.

While metal fencing requires less maintenance than wooden fences, it is still important to perform regular checks. Inspect for rust, especially in areas with high moisture, and apply protective coatings when necessary. Proper maintenance will extend the life of your fence and ensure it continues to serve its purpose effectively.

- Labor Costs Hiring a professional for installation can significantly raise the overall expense. DIY installations may save money, but they require more time and skill.