Fence Workers Association Joins the World Fence Federation |
A Milestone for the Fence Industry
The Fence Workers Association (FWA) is proud to announce its official affiliation with the World Fence Federation (WFF) — uniting our 2,000+ members with a global network of contractors, suppliers, and associations around the world.
This partnership is more than a title. It’s a step forward in connecting the fence industry across borders, creating new opportunities for collaboration, recognition, and growth.
What This Means for FWA Members
As part of an Affiliate Association, every FWA member automatically becomes a World Affiliate Member of the WFF — at no additional cost.
That means:
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Recognition as part of the official world body for the fence & gate industry
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Access to WFF updates, communications, and global initiatives
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Member-rate access to World Fence Show™ and future international events
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Listing in the WFF Global Member Directory
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A stronger voice as part of a united global industry
Your FWA membership now extends beyond national borders — connecting you with professionals, suppliers, and associations worldwide.
Why This Matters
The fence industry has long been fragmented by geography, regulation, and markets. By affiliating with the World Fence Federation, the FWA helps break down those barriers and ensures our members are represented on the global stage.
This step means:
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New Opportunities – International networking, cross-market partnerships, and expanded reach.
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Stronger Industry Voice – Unified advocacy for contractors and suppliers worldwide.
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Global Recognition – FWA members are no longer just part of a U.S. movement — they’re part of the world’s fence community.
Looking Ahead
With the Fence Workers Association now part of the World Fence Federation, our members are at the center of a growing global movement. Together, we’re building connections that will open doors across North America, the UK, Australia, Mexico, and beyond.
This is only the beginning — and our 2,000+ members are leading the way.