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When choosing a new fence there are many considerations including design, function and security. This handy guide will show the many types and styles available.
Picket Fence
The ubiquitous picket fence is one of the most popular fences for front gardens and public areas such as schools, parks and playing fields. Normally between half a metre and a metre in height, a picket fence is a good looking and functional fence for areas that don’t need require high security.
Close Board Fence
The number one choice for back gardens, we build our close board fences from high quality pressure treated timber so that they last for many years. Available with concrete or timber supports and bases. Concrete provides greater strength and stability, while timber creates a seamless appearance.
Decorative Panels and Trellis
Providing extra flair and design features to your garden, trellis and decorative panels also have a functional purpose. Allowing wind to pass through the fence makes fencing more robust to strong winds. Decorative panels and trellis can be used as stand alone fencing or as a topper to standard panelling.
Iron Railings
Available in a wide range of patterns and designs, from simple traditional vertical bars with decorative tops, to ornamental patterns or modern bow top fencing – you name it, we can provide it! Iron railings are durable and long lasting, making them a great choice for homes as well as commercial applications.
Chainlink Fencing
An economical fencing choice that is durable and a great choice for exposed areas as it stands strong against high winds. Plants and climbers can be grown along the fence to make it more aesthetically pleasing without affecting the strength or security.
Post and Rail
A functional fence for paddocks and enclosures, a popular choice for those with large gardens or livestock. Mesh or chainlink fencing can be added to keep smaller animals such as rabbits, chickens and foxes in – or out!
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