Become a Certified Contractor

To Become a Certified Contractor with Wholesale you need to call us and we will walk you through the process. This will get you better discounts and remember the more you buy the more you save.

Estate Privacy Vinyl Fence

Our Estate Privacy Vinyl Fence is the classic privacy vinyl seen nationwide. We only offer commercial grade vinyl fence products. Our mission is to deliver a commercial grade vinyl fence to Everyone! Not just contractors or distributors. So many people purchase there DIY fence at a big box store. You will receive a less than quality product that will not last a life time. It will fade and fall apart from wind damage in a few short years and here is the real kicker. You will pay more for a residential quality fence than our commercial grade product!

Our privacy fence comes in 6′ or 8′ sections. We only offer 6′ wide in a few locations nationwide but we offer 8′ panels nationwide.

Wholesale Vinyl Fence Company

As Wholesale Vinyl Fence Company home town wholesale supplier, we hope to help all our friends and neighbors. You are in luck, because we offer a full line up uf vinyl fencing, chain link fencing, Horse fencing and iron fencing. As a wholesaler we have a full shop to help make your gates and fabricate any parts you might need for your fence

 Wholesale Vinyl Store

Wholesale Fence Store offers you a full line of vinyl fence products and you can get many different styles for your home or business. You have many different types of vinyl on the market and we are proud to carry Commercial grade quality made here in the USA. Our full shop can construct your gates to last. We use a full metal internal frame for our vinyl gates. We build those and ship them out directly to your home or office. Our goal is to sale to the public and contractors alike.

Become a Certified Contractor Chain Link Fence

As a wholesaler we can get many different styles and fence material. Because we are a wholesaler and as such we can buy in bulk and we get better prices. By doing this we are able to get a higher quality material for the price of the cheaper quality material. Our chainlink fence material is a 11 gauge wire or nine gauge wire. The big box stores carry an 11.5 gauge wire and will not hold up as well as the heavier gauges do. The post and top rail are .065 wall pipe and we also offer schedule 40 for the heavy industrial fence jobs. Therefore whatever your project please call us or visit our online store.

WVF Gate Shop

WVFFS  has an excellent gate shop where we make all our gates and we have over 40 years in the business. This means that you can get any type of gate you need for your fence. We build solid steel frames for our vinyl and wood gates. The vinyl gate has a full metal inclosed frame wrapped in the vinyl material. That way you get the great look of a vinyl gate and have the strength and the adjustability you will need. Gates need to be adjusted about every 6 months to a year. That is caused by the temperature changes and and ground movement. Our latches have adjustments built in to them for ease of adjustment when needed.

Choosing A Vinyl Fence:

There are many brands and types of fence in the market these days and navigating these can be sometimes be akin to navigating a mine field – even amongst seasoned professionals! Here are a few brief tips to consider when choosing a vinyl fence for your home or business:

Vinyl Fencing Ingredients 

Wholesale Fencing uses Vinyl made From Virgin PVC and not all vinyl fences are created equal. Professional grade vinyl fences are made of virgin vinyl/ PVC ; consumer grade fences are often made of recycled plastics, often the scraps from the ‘good stuff’. 

In fact, many brands will have their professional grade materials available from professional fence and deck dealers only, and then create a separate brand for many of the ‘big box’ stores for consumers. 

Although, it is hip to use recycled products and shop for environmentally ‘green’ fencing products, some are simply less than desirable as a building product that needs to withstand the weather elements, high winds, and sun (UV) damage. Vinyl fencing made of recycled plastics will often sag prematurely, become brittle (especially in cold climates), and fade and warp prematurely. 

Professional, contractor grade fencing will not only use virgin vinyl, but also mix UV inhibitors in to help prevent against sun (UV) damage. If you wish to simply buy a couple sections of 3-4′ high spaced picket fence for a corner accent, a consumer grade fence may be a perfect fit. 

Installing it would only be a couple hours at best and it would be easy to replace when it wears out…and this is only a question of when it wears out, not if it wears out. 

If you wish to buy a taller fence, install 10, 20, or 30 sections of fence with gates, and have it last more than a season or two, choose a professional grade fence worth investing in and installing. Installing fence is a significant investment, sometimes thousands of dollar even as a do-it-yourself project. 

Spend a couple hours digging holes and mixing cement and then think about setting in concrete inferior fence posts and sections which will not last. I think you will soon agree, professional grade materials are the only type to consider using.

 Component Sizes and Wall Thicknesses 

To make a vinyl fence, or nearly any fence more budget-friendly, manufacturers will make components thinner (meaning the actual wall thickness of the material) and smaller in size. Many inexpensive styles of vinyl fence will utilize fence posts measuring 3-1/2″ x 3-1/2″. Further, because the wall thickness is insufficient, a 4 x 4 wood post must be inserted inside the vinyl for strength. 

If you must use a 4 x 4 wood fence post on the inside of the vinyl fence post, that will tell you something about the quality of the vinyl post – it’s too thin and weak to hold the fence panel by itself. The 3-1/2″ square vinyl post might be inexpensive, but add to this the expense of a 4 x 4 wood post (currently around $9-10 ea.). 

Pay attention also to the length of the vinyl posts. Consumer grade vinyl fences often come with shorter posts. Posts should be of sufficient length to extend into concrete footers for support. While looking at at the wall thickness, actual horizontal rail sizes, and picket sizes, you will find each of these components to be significantly less in size and thickness when compared to professional grade products. 

Professional grade fences will utilize true 4″ square posts on shorter fence and fences which allow air flow; they will use true 5″ square posts on taller fences and privacy fences. These posts do not need wooden 4 x 4 posts on the inside of them to support the fence panels. 

It is common though on all grades of vinyl fence, to use a a post insert (aluminum or steel), or the method of filling a post with cement for a gate (hinge and latch post) and terminal posts for extra support.

 Reinforcement and Fence Section Widths 

Check pickets, rails, and posts for manufacturer’s recommendations on interior reinforcement. A quality fence will often have interior ‘ribbing’ on pickets, or other forms of reinforcement vs. a hollow rail. Quality taller vinyl fences and privacy fences will. 

Also have either a galvanized steel reinforcement channel in the bottom rail to help prevent sag; these rails are a full 8 feet in length! Be careful comparing material costs and installation time with these comparisons. A cheaper vinyl fence product may not be that much cheaper in the end.

 Fence Design

In order to make a vinyl fence less expensive and easier to inventory, it is common for consumer brands to offer one single ‘blank’ (no holes) post and use a bracket of some sort to attach all horizontal rails to fence posts. Often these rail brackets are even a painted steel which will rust on a white vinyl fence.

These brackets can be brittle and usually don’t have much to attach to seeing how it’s a vinyl fence. Having simply one post, is much easier to inventory though.

In general, better fences will have posts routed to accept the horizontal rails. Vinyl fence end posts will have holes routed on one side only to accept fence horizontal rails and terminate a fence line. Corner posts will have routed holes on adjacent sides to create a 90 degree or there about turn. 

The line posts will have holes on opposite sides to be used as an intermediate post. There are various ways in which fence manufacturers have found to ‘lock’ the rails inside the posts. 

The Point is, the section is not going to come off the posts without practically tearing down the post too. Further, a fence system with routed posts is often more aesthetically pleasing when compared with a fence with brackets. In general, a routed post system will surpass a bracketed system in strength, appearance, and ease of installation. 

This is a generality, and there are some types of railing and fence sections with brackets which are designed well. 

Also, don’t forget to add up the costs of these fence brackets in estimating and comparing brands. The same principle will apply to how vinyl fence manufacturers design pickets to attach to rails. Inferior brands will simply glue, or screw pickets to the face of horizontal fence rails; these will not last. 

Better brands will often have routed rails which accept pickets through the center of them, or into extruded grooves. 

One better way of attaching pickets to the face of a horizontal rails is from the backside with larger lag screws and caps which hide the fasteners from the weather and your sight.

Keep in mind, a fence is only as weak as its weakest point. Privacy fences should have tongue and groove pickets so that the fence remains private when, not if the ground shifts.

Vinyl Gates 

Inexpensive vinyl fence systems will often cut a panel down in width, screw on a diagonal vinyl piece of some sort and call it a ‘gate’. Gate hinges are inferior to others as they only ‘face-mount’ to the post and gate. 

Better systems will have a ‘true’ gate with better design to help prevent gate sag. Gates constitute the largest quantity of call backs to installers as they can be tricky, are usually the only part of the fence designed to move, and are often underestimated when designed and installed. 

A gate is a bad place to ‘skimp’ on your fence project as it could cause hours to years of aggravating maintenance when adjusting, realigning, and replacing parts and hardware.

A better quality gate should have gate uprights fastened to horizontal rails in a secure fashion. Better brands may have ‘gate sockets’ glued and riveted into uprights to accept horizontal fence rails. Steel, or aluminum frame are often used to help prevent sag on better quality vinyl fences. 

You will also find a variety of quality gate hardware sets available to compliment vinyl gates. Better hardware will be designed to mount to two sides of the gate hinge post and often the gate upright itself which allows for multiple points to install screws or ‘thru-bolts’. 

Avoid hinges which are single dimensional and will only allow you to drive screws into the face of the gate and gate post, these easily ‘pull’ from both during wind. The same principle will apply to latches and having attachment point on both sides of a gate post and gate upright. 

When choosing a low-to-no maintenance fence, use stainless steel hardware which has been powder coated, or a quality polymer piece of hardware. 

Installing regular painted steel hardware on a vinyl fence will cause rust stains to bleed down the face of your new fence in a few years; worse yet, you won’t be able to replace it with better hardware without then seeing old holes in your fence and gate where the old cheap hardware used to be.

SPECS

Post: 5x5x108 or 96 .150

Rails: 1.5×5.5×94.5 or 71.5 .080

Pickets: Tongue and groove, 11.3 x 4″ pattern or 6″

Co-extrusion

This is the most advanced and widely used method today. Our Vinyl fencing is made out of two layers, each containing ultraviolet (UV) inhibitors. The two layers are chemically attached under high pressure and temperature to form a solid, continuous piece. This method of production requires a higher investment in equipment, tooling, training and overall manufacturing.

Manufacturer Specifications for Vinyl Fencing

Products must satisfy a minimum level of compliance to meet ASTM standards and The American Society for Testing and Materials provides technical standards and product ratings for a wide variety of materials, including vinyl fencing. Products must satisfy a minimum level of compliance an they must meet ASTM standards. Be aware that some fence manufacturers use pipe specifications, which have lower demands for UV protection and impact resistance. Characteristics of High-Quality Vinyl Fencing Won’t fade or yellow

UV Inhibitor

Made with PVC for long-term durability and resistance which contains a 12 parts of titanium dioxide, a critical additive that protects vinyl from potentially harmful UV rays engineered to accommodate normal temperature swings and changing climatic conditions manufacturer has performed accelerated weathering tests on their product and meets ASTM standards.

ACCU Shield

Homeland manufactures the toughest PVC products. We top that off with the most advanced UV protection,

ACCU-Shield. This protective outer layer is engineered to significantly reduce oxidation and the damaging

effects of the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Even in harsh climates, ACCU-Shield protects the color and sheen of our

products for a longer period of time. Simply put, there is no better protection under the sun than ACCU-Shield.d

 Dealer and Fence Manufacturers’ Credentials – 

Buy from a well-established fence dealer and long-standing manufacturer and you will rarely err. Professional fence companies and manufacturer’s will service your needs. This isn’t to say they also won’t make mistakes, but they will work feverishly to fix them.

For Questions or to order your fence please contact us at 877-573-5561 or email us at sales@wholesalefencing.com