House Fence Design

Fences are erect structures designed to limit or prevent movement across boundaries created. Fences are generally distinguished by walls according to their construction toughness: walls are generally defined as barriers made of brick or concrete, which not only limit movement, but also views (although these definitions sometimes overlap).

Fences have several uses, such as farm fences to protect livestock from predators; Privacy fence to provide privacy; Temporary fencing to provide public security and security to construction sites; Fencing security to avoid limits or thieves and prevent children and pets running; As well as an ornamental fence, to beautify the look of the house, garden, or other.

In Fence this principle there are 2 functions namely physical and psychic functions, among others as follows:

- Viewed from the physical function is a fence that serves as a restriction of ownership of land or goods. The presence of a fence in a house will limit the area of its owner. In addition to areas, items or objects covered by fences also include, for example tables, areas, lawn chairs, fruit plants and ornamental plants. The ground must also have a fence. It aims to emphasize that the land already has ownership rights so as to prevent the emergence of illegal settlements or illegal buildings.

- Viewed from its physical function, the existence of the fence can create a sense of security and peace for its inhabitants. At night the occupants can sleep soundly because the fence of the house is locked. If the shapes and materials used, the fence also serves as a protector. That is, the existence of a fence can protect the house and its inhabitants from undesirable things within certain limits.