Steel Board Fencing: Steel Fences You Can Trust

Our Steel Board Fence is the only post and rail board fence made of steel. It has the aesthetic appeal of traditional wood fencing but is vastly stronger and more durable.

The steel fence is two-sided zinc galvanized and powder-coated with architectural grade powder coating in combination with a zinc phosphate conversion coating for superior paint adhesion and rust protection.

Depending on rail count needed and a few other factors we are currently at $23-$32 per linear foot. That is for materials, including all post and caps etc. If you are installing more than 3500 linear feet additional discounts on price and shipping will be applied. Calculate your estimate below.

The lifetime expectancy of our Steel Board Fence is decades, and the lifetime maintenance costs are virtually zero. The protective powder coating will not chip, peel or crack and has superior long-term resistance to rusting, fading, or chalking—making this the most durable horse fencing on the planet.

Since our fence is made of steel and not welded, posts remain straight and perfectly aligned no matter the temperature. Unlike wood or vinyl, the horse rail fences will not warp or sag over time, nor will they be destroyed from cribbing.

Rails are simply inserted into pre-punched openings on the rails, fitted with unique rubber grommets. These grommets protect the board’s surface and allow you create any angle, whether you’re looking for laser straight lines or elegant curves.

During installation, a lock spacer is dropped inside each post to engage the rails and eliminate the need for nails or screws, saving valuable time and big hassles.

Our Steel Board Fence is highly visible with rounded smooth edges and no nails, screws, or fasteners. The length of the rails allows them to flex for improved horse safety and the steel rod reinforcements enhance strength in the case of larger livestock. When the rails are pushed or impacted, they will cushion the horse and spring back to a perfectly straight line.

In the case of a stampeding and panicked horse, its energy is sufficient to cause the rails to bend, buckle, and release from the posts with no breakage or splinters. This prevents serious injury to the horse, unlike with wood, vinyl, welded steel, or masonry-style systems.