Commonly used in Japanese gardens, a typical "Sukashi-gaki" fence uses some old time bamboo craft technique. This is a very simple fence formed only with vertical and horizontal arrangement of long-jointed bamboo mounting. The beauty of these fences lies in its simplicity of refine textures and patterns.
Yotsume-gaki, on the other hand, is a simple pedestrian rail and pathway fence with or without a pattern of lattice built in. They are as practical as the pedestrian guide fence, bringing the natural beauty of bamboo to soften the set barrier. In the traditional Japanese garden, Yotsume-gaki are usually employed as dividers, partitioning the inner and outer precincts of a tea garden. In many cases, small shrubs are planted along the base of the fence or climbing plants are trained to trail along the Yotsume-gaki.
Take-gaki, is the traditional Japanese bamboo short fence with a diamond pattern lattice build in, this is a beautiful fence to direct pedestrian traffic in the front and backyard.
Key Features
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All heavy 2" to 2.5" bamboo poles construction low pedestrian fence.
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Easy set up, pre build fence sections.
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Finished with natural bamboo oil coating.
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