Fencing Specialists

FENCING

Creating boundaries, privacy and security..

Garden fences serve a variety of purposes, such as providing a barrier and marking out boundaries for privacy and security.

Decorative fences enhance the beauty of the home and landscape and other fences serve to block the wind or to reduce sound.

Fences can also be used to separate areas in a garden or in a field or any area to make paddocks or to divide land.

When it comes to fencing, there are hundreds of different kinds made from different types of materials, all serving a specific purpose.

TYPES OF FENCING

ELITE/ DECORATIVE

Elite fencing is one of the most popular fencing due to its style and quality.

We supply a large range of sizes and styles to suit any project.

This type of fencing provides a modern, stylish and decorative look to enhance your garden or outside space.

If you're looking to add unique style to your garden then decorative or elite garden fence panels and gates may be the type of fencing to use.

TRADITIONAL

Traditional fencing is non-panel garden fence, assembled from pales and rails attached to product specific posts and installed in the traditional method.

Traditional fence panels are a more basic style of fencing normally used when working to a smaller budget.

They come in various heights from 2ft up to 6ft and can be fitted to a 3 inch timber post or a heavier duty 4 inch timber post, or can be attached to a slotted 4 inch concrete post.

CLOSE BOARD

Close board is also known as feather edge fencing and is a more sturdy and versatile type of fencing renowned for its strength, without sacrificing its appearance.

This type of fencing is built using vertical featheredge boards that partially overlap for privacy and stability.

This fencing can be basic or have added features that enhance its appearance, such as capping or trellis work. It can also be erected on posts, with rounded instead of flat tops.

PALISADE

Palisade fencing is a common style of fencing with upright building materials that have open slots between them to allow the wind to pass through.

This "wind allowance" is important, especially if you live in a particularly windy area, because the gaps give you a much stronger and robust fence.

The different types of palisade fencing include:
- Steel palisade fencing
- Timber palisade fencing
- Concrete palisade fencing