Bamboo Fences

Bamboo fences require little maintenance. Treat them annually with UV protective bamboo varnish, such asBamboo Protector, to keep them in good condition.

A Bamboo fence lasts an average of 10-15 years and is not only strong, but also one of the most sustainable material options. The exact lifespan depends on the type of bamboo used, the maintenance, the construction and of course the installation of the bamboo fence. Askfree adviceat Masters of Bamboo.

The number of bikes that can be secured to a bike rack depends on its design and size. Most bike racks can hold 2 to 10 bikes, but larger models can support even more bikes.

Yes, a bamboo fence is weatherproof, but an annual treatment with bamboo varnish, such asBamboo Protector, extends the lifespan and protects against discolouration.

How to install a bamboo fence:

1. Protect the uprights
   Treat the bottoms of the uprights (part that goes into the ground) withBamboo Ground Protectorto protect them from moisture and wear. Tip: Grease the bamboo poles at least 1 day in advance to help them dry.
2. Choose the location
   Determine where you want to place the bamboo fence and make sure that there are no cables or pipes running there.
3. Dig or drill holes
   Make the holes where the posts will be placed and dig at least 60 cm deep.
4. Place the bamboo fence
   Place the bamboo fence in the holes and adjust it level and to the desired height.
   If the ground is wet and unstable, we recommend anchoring the uprights in concrete.
5. Fill in the gaps
   Fill the holes well with soil and compact it firmly so that the bamboo fence is stable.
6. Drying / Settling
   Allow the concrete to harden properly and the ground to settle before using the bamboo fence.
7. Protect
   Once installed, we recommend treating the bamboo fence with ourBamboo Protector.

With these steps, your bamboo fence, bicycle fence, bicycle bracket or guide fence can be installed easily and safely.