Tigerwood Fencing

A Tigerwood fence is the ultimate statement piece for your property. No other fencing material — wood, vinyl, composite, or metal — offers the dramatic visual impact of Tigerwood's signature orange-brown base streaked with dark brown to black tiger stripes. When your neighbors are looking at uniform cedar or bland vinyl, a Tigerwood fence stops people on the sidewalk.

Beyond the showstopping aesthetics, Tigerwood fencing delivers genuine hardwood durability. At 2,160 Janka, Tigerwood fence boards are more than six times harder than cedar and substantially harder than any pressure-treated pine. The wood naturally resists rot, decay, and insects for 40+ years without any chemical treatment — safe for every yard, every family, every garden.

Tigerwood fence pickets are particularly stunning in horizontal slat designs, where the striped grain runs the full length of each board and creates a flowing visual pattern across the fence face. The dramatic contrast between light and dark tones on each board means no two Tigerwood fences look exactly alike. For front-yard fences, entry walls, and any location where the fence is a design feature rather than just a boundary marker, Tigerwood is unmatched.

The color of a fresh Tigerwood fence is vivid — warm oranges, deep browns, and near-black streaks that catch sunlight beautifully. Over time, the stripes mellow and the overall tone deepens into a rich patina. With UV oil, you preserve the vivid contrast; without it, Tigerwood weathers to silver-gray where the striped pattern remains faintly visible — a subtle texture that architects love.

How does a Tigerwood fence compare to cedar? Tigerwood is six times harder, lasts twice as long (40+ vs 15-20 years), and never needs the constant staining and sealing that cedar demands. The visual comparison isn't even close — Tigerwood's tiger-stripe grain makes cedar's plain appearance look ordinary.