Black Vinyl Railings

No. Unlike "cap-stocked" products that only have a thin layer of color, our black pigment is mono-extruded throughout the entire material. Combined with high-level UV stabilizers, this prevents the surface oxidation and fading common in lower-quality plastics, keeping your fence jet-black for life.

A fence is only as good as the quality of its materials. Some vinyl fences look cheap because they're made with low-quality materials by manufacturers who care more about profit than quality. At BLACKline HHP, our vinyl fences NEVER look cheap. One of our customers says that she has "people driving by just to check out the new fence"! You can read more BLACKline HHP reviews here.

Absolutely. Because our material is engineered for high-heat resilience, it maintains its impact strength better than standard vinyl. There are no splinters, nails, or toxic chemical treatments to worry about, making it a safer, "low-stress" choice for containing livestock and family pets.

It's a common myth, but the difference is negligible. While the material surface absorbs more heat than white vinyl, it does not act as a radiator for your yard. In fact, our high-heat formula is specifically designed to manage that thermal load, which keeps the fence structurally sound without transferring heat to the surrounding air.

BLACKline HHP fencing is virtually maintenance-free. Because our CPVC surface is non-porous, dirt and dust don't bond to it the way they do with wood. A simple rinse with a garden hose once or twice a year is usually all it takes to maintain that "day-one" black finish. No painting or sealing is ever required.