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Fence Codes and Ordinances

• Fences should compliment the architectural character of the
principal building to which it is accessory.
• The finished side of all fences should face out from the
property upon which said fence has been erected. All
structural supporting members of the fence should face the
interior portion of the lot.
• All fences should be symmetrical in appearance. Posts
should be separated by equal distances and constructed of
fencing material conforming to a definite pattern in size.
• No fencing should use barbed wire or razor coil. In lieu
of barbed-wire or razor coil topped fences, “Fortifier”-type
fences or similar such fences, should be encouraged.
• The following types of fencing are recommended: decorative
steel, tubular steel, wrought iron or brick. Such fences are
encouraged in lieu of standard chain-link fences, particularly
forward of the building line facing the street. Such fences
are particularly encouraged in residential districts, where the
placement of chain-link or board-on-board fencing in front
yards is particularly discouraged.
• All gates should be identical in material, design, type, height
and color to the fence they are attached.
Gates should be designed so as not to swing outward into a
public right-of-way or onto another property.
• Fences that are non-climbable or which discourage climbing
are encouraged.
• Fences located along the front lot line should align with the
predominant fence line on the street.
• No fence should be erected that would create a hazard either
by the manner or construction or the materials used or that
may cause injury due to jagged-end surfaces, spikes or points.
Speared or spiked fence tops should be permitted only when
the top of said fencing is a sufficient height above grade.
• No fence should be erected of nonstandard materials that
may be considered makeshift, create an eyesore or cause an
annoyance. Solid, perforated, corrugated or flat sheet metal
should be prohibited for use as a fencing material.

Fences Installed in Harrison

4′ Galvanized Chain Link Fence

4' Galvanized Chainlink Fence

We install this chain link fence in Harrison, NJ. It is the typical metal link fence that we have installed all through out Hudson County, since the 1960’s. Chain link is popular because it is relatively cheap and very durable. It requires low, or no, maintenance, and usually lasts for decades.

Chain Link Fence – Backyard

4' Galvanized Chainlink Fence Harrison NJ

This is a chain link fence that we installed in Harrison NJ in the Spring of 2019. Now their backyard is secure and able to help contain their young children and keep dogs out as well. This is a durable fence that will last for decades. The wire mesh fabric is 2in x 9 gauge hot dipped galvanized steel.

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