FENCE SYSTEM BLOG

myFireGuard steel fence panels are tested to ASTM E84 and returned a Class A result, the top surface-burning classification under that standard. The testing was performed by Intertek, a third-party lab, and the documentation lives on the warranty and test report page. FireGuard is also listed on the California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) Vendor List, which makes it relevant for WUI and fire-zone projects. The key point to verify is which panel and finish were tested, since the r

Yes. Modern Yard's myFireGuard steel fence panels are tested to ASTM E84 Class A, the standard's lowest flame-spread and smoke-developed classification, by Intertek as a third-party laboratory. The series is also listed on the California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) Vendor List, which makes it a code-relevant option for WUI and fire zone projects. The full test report and warranty documents are published on Modern Yard's warranty and test report page so contractors, HOAs, and per

An outdoor gate lock needs to do three things well. It has to survive the weather, fit your gate frame, and keep working without constant upkeep. If a lock checks those three boxes, the rest is preference. A battery-free mechanical combination lock made from stainless steel meets all three, which is why it tends to be the safest pick for a backyard fence gate that sits outside year-round. Modern Yard's myLock-Combination is a battery-free mechanical combination lock made from

The myLock-Combination is a battery-free mechanical combination lock built for outdoor fence gates. It's made from 304 stainless steel with a brushed finish, uses sequential code entry for added security, and fits both left-hand and right-hand gates without swapping parts. Because it's fully mechanical, there are no batteries to replace and no app to manage. It's designed for Modern Yard gate frames and works for backyard, side-yard, pool, and garden gate access. At a glance: