Duplex route system for fencing on traditional Frisian farmhouse

July 2011 – Decorative fencing was erected at a traditional Frisian farmhouse in Oudkerk. Oudkerk is in the east of the Dutch province of Friesland and was one of the first places to officially adopt a Frisian (rather than Dutch) name. The decorative fencing was treated with the duplex route system: first hot-dip galvanized by Verzinkerij Kampen and then powder coated by Poedercoating Hoogeveen.

Dutch Fencing of Elburg is a producer of both decorative and industrial fencing and is a faithful customer of Verzinkerij Kampen and Poedercoating Hoogeveen. All fencing and gates produced by Dutch Fencing are galvanized as standard and, if so desired, powder coated. The decorative fencing, the gateway, decorative gate ‘fans’ and lamps for the farmhouse were manufactured and supplied by Dutch Fencing. The fence was then galvanized by Verzinkerij Kampen and powder coated by Poedercoating Hoogeveen (using the duplex route system), protecting it against the elements and giving it a pleasant appearance.