Fences expand the Natural range

Popular with landscapers and all outdoor design professionals, fences complement PROTAC's Natural product range. Just like cladding, paneling, and decking, the wood used in Natural fences is untreated and unfinished, sourced from sustainably managed forests. The Natural fence range is available in three wood species (Douglas fir, chestnut, red cedar) and is available in the Bältic profile (sharp corners and edges). Rough-sawn and naturally durable (excluding sapwood), Natural fence wood offers the possibility of creating an openwork or staggered fence, or adapts to all models. PROTAC thus allows wood lovers to pursue their dream of building and landscaping with this noble material.

 

A complete range for professionals and wood lovers

Professionals and individuals who appreciate wood—a genuine material, a natural, renewable resource—choose it for its aesthetic appeal, modernity, and durability. It graces outdoor spaces with a touch of softness.  "We are sensitive to the quality and origin of the wood. PROTAC is developing its Natural range, which includes cladding, paneling, and decking. By analyzing the market and the demands of the professionals we work with, it seemed obvious to us to create Natural fences, that is, wooden fences without treatment or finish, with wood from sustainably managed forests. This is why, since the beginning of the year, we have expanded our Natural range with fencing." Explain Thierry Bergerault, Managing Director of the ROSE-PROTAC Group.   Sleek design and vertical installation for a contemporary aesthetic Wood, a living material, is subject to aging. The wood used in PROTAC fences turns gray over time. These natural phenomena do not affect the technical qualities of the wood and maintain its aesthetic appeal. For a more modern look, vertical installation is recommended. The anthracite-lacquered aluminum post is ideal for creating the most beautiful effect and maximizing durability.   3 types of wood for 3 different aesthetic results: the technical characteristics Species: Western Red Cedar (Tuya plicata) CLEAR 2 Origin: Canada Surface condition: Rough sawn Durability: Class 3.1 excluding sapwood Profile dimension: 18 x 145 Density: 410 kg/m3   Species: Chestnut (Castanea sativa)  Origin: Europe Surface condition: Brushed / Finger joint Durability: Class 3.1 Profile dimensions: 21 x 150 Density: 630 kg/m3   Species: Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)  Origin: France Surface condition: Rough sawn Durability: Class 3 excluding sapwood Profile dimension: 23 x 150 Density: 380 kg/m3   + Technical characteristics Marketing: January 1, 2017 Made in France PEFC wood Fixing: visible stainless steel screws   Additional information: maintenance advice If moss appears, especially on north-facing fences: use a soft brush or a large sponge and warm water, then use a sprayer to moisten the fence. Do not use abrasive products or surfaces, strippers, or high-pressure cleaners.