00 Bounce Back Horse Fence Corporate Introduction
Channel: Bounce Back Horse Fence
Date: 2015-12-05

http://fencing4horses.com.au
http://www.acaciaproducts.com.au

I’m Geof the Business Development manager at Bounce Back ®Horse Fence and I am here to tell you a bit about our company.  Bounce Back® is wholly owned by Acacia Products an Australian Owned and operated family company.
Acacia has been manufacturing high quality horse fencing products in its western Sydney location for over 30 years.  In 2014 our distributor for our horse fence products (including Flexafence/Flexifence) retired and we began to sell direct to the public.  We renamed the product Bounce Back® Horse Fence and launched www.fencing4horses.com.au where our customers from all areas of Australia can order on line.

We believe Acacia’s technical plastic expertise coupled with our 30 years plus experience with the horse industry make us the leader in the horse fencing field.  We are positioned as the leading Australian manufacture of fencing for horses of this type, and we sell direct to the customer providing great value to our customers.  Adding the distribution facet to our manufacturing process allows us to provide horse owners with and an uncomplicated single point of call, where we can ensure a quality experience throughout.  We also have the ability to make custom horse rail colours and horse fence products for our Australian customers that our import based competitors cant supply.  

Manufactured locally in NSW, using the highest quality polymer which is reinforced with two high tensile 2.5mm wires, Bounce Back ® Horse Fence rail is further enhanced by UV and heat stabilisation that provides a longer lifetime than traditional fencing.  Bounce Back® horse fence is designed for easy installation, either by a local contractor or for owners who are comfortable with D.I.Y. 

Acacia has always been committed to the Australian equine community and now Bounce Back Horse Fence is a proud supporter of many horse associations and groups including but not limited to;
1) NSW Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Trust
2) NSW Reining Horses
3) Sydney Eventing and the
4) Australian Appaloosa Association.