Going Green With Bamboo Fencing
23 Nov 2017 00:38
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The bamboo plant is not just a simple plant, it plays a major role in the life of thousands of people and animals. Old graveyards like the one pictured here at an old Irish castle can provide good creepy ideas. Pull the nails out of them and the slats are as good as any lumber you can buy at Home Depot. Notice that almost all the ideas I have presented here today only require pallets and screws. One time I parked right next to 4 large rolls of chainlink fencing someone had thrown away. After I unloaded my truck I couldn't resist and I loaded the fencing on my truck. The guy who collects the money was nice about it, but made me go unload the fencing back where I found it. He also agreed this is a terrible waste but there was nothing he could do about it.The design ideas are vast and prices may range from the inexpensive, to the more expensive tempered glass and aluminium patio enclosures, and it's good to know that there is always one that will fit well into a home-owner's wallet. Bamboo on the other hand will modify the temperature of a patio and serve well as a patio screen to guard against too much wind or too much sun. They serve a more substantial purpose than the roll down canvas screens or the bamboo and reed screens. The translucent plastic panels will admit light into dark areas of the patio without a view from outside.Fencing demand in the West will be driven by gains in the nonresidential fencing market, particularly in the Mountain subregion where the economic outlook is most favorable. For many, many years (at least in the West) wooden fencing has been and still is the norm. The two types of wood most commonly used for fences are pine and red cedar, but spruce, white cedar, redwood and fir are also popular fencing woods. Being a type of grass, bamboo is resilient and it can be harvested without doing damage to its root system. New manufacturing techniques and options make fencing easier and faster than ever.Finding space to store salvaged scrap wood in your garden shed or workshop for future DIY use can be an issue; here I showcase my temporary storage solution with suggested ideas for the longer term. Woodworking and remodelling to utilise wasted space and reclaim dead space around the home; Illustrated showcase of my own thinking out of the box DIY projects packed with tips, ideas and suggestions. Malaysia is a heavily forested country, and forest products including bamboo are important sources of income. 
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