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There are many fence types for providing different forms of boundaries, we have concentrated on the most common fencing we see around our local branches and also what fencing materials we supply to trade and retail to construct them.
Recommended Ability Level - Competent DIY Enthusiast.
Prefabricated Fence Panels are ready for you to put into place with either Timber Posts and Timber Gravel Boards or Concrete Slotted Posts and Concrete Gravel Boards. Ranging from Overlap Panels, Featheredge Panels, Palisade Panels and Trellis Panels.
Recommended Ability Level - Professional Fencer / Very Competent DIY Enthusiast.
Featheredge Fencing is a versatile type of fence and one of the best-finished results. Constructed using Morticed Posts and Ended Arris Rails, then cladded with featheredge boards overlapping them by approximately 1 inch. This makes a stronger fence and as it is supplied in component form you can decide how wide you want the bays to be.
Recommended Ability Level - Competent DIY Enthusiast.
Post and Rail Fencing has a traditional rural appearance joining posts with a few rails which makes it acceptable in most situations. Can have wire netting or single-line wires added to help make it stockproof.
Chestnut Post and Rail Fencing has that more rustic look, again traditional rural appearance joining posts with a few rails which makes it acceptable in most situations. Can have wire netting or single-line wires added to help make it stockproof.
Recommended Ability Level - Professional Fencer.
Traditionally known as Strained Fencing, wire stretched between two or more large posts and stakes is used to stiffen the fence and keep the wires the correct distance apart.
Chainlink Fencing (also referred to as wire netting, wire-mesh fence, chain-wire fence, cyclone fence, hurricane fence, or diamond-mesh fence) is a type of woven fence usually made from galvanized or LLDPE-coated steel wire. Typically installed for various types of sports courts and other uses where transparency is required on perimeter fencing like schools & communal grounds.
Stock Fencing used by the agriculture trade used to keep animals in or out of an area. Variable sizes are available for different stocks, employing the use of barbed wire and electrified wire fencing depending on the stock.
