PVC resin is the core raw material used to manufacture PVC fencing. Its price is one of the biggest drivers of what fencing actually costs to produce — so when resin prices move, it says a lot about whether a supplier’s pricing is honest.

The numbers

In October 2021, PVC resin in China peaked at 13,420 Yuan per ton. Today, that same resin trades at just 4,680 Yuan per ton — a fall of nearly 65%.

Despite this dramatic drop in raw material costs, many fencing suppliers have continued to raise their prices, often citing general inflation as the reason.

Why Fendeck’s pricing hasn’t moved

At Fendeck, we believe pricing should track reality, not convenience. As our input costs have fallen, we have held our pricing steady instead of using inflation as cover for increases that raw material costs don’t justify.

This is backed by a premium product and the only 30-year warranty in the industry — because fair pricing means nothing without lasting quality behind it. It’s why homeowners, property developers, builders, renovators, schools, sectional title complexes, and retirement complexes across South Africa trust Fendeck.

Before you accept your next fencing quote, ask your supplier a simple question: if their raw material costs have fallen by two-thirds, why hasn’t their price?

Ready for fair pricing and a fence built to last 30 years? Get a quote at www.pvcbuildingproducts.co.za or call 0600177772.