Privacy. With character.
Give your garden a natural edge, with a fence chosen around the way you use the space.
Plan a fencing project ↗
Choose the feel. Then the details.
Start with privacy, light and the look you like. The final specification also needs to account for your ground, changes in level and exposure.
Closeboard character
Overlapping vertical boards create a continuous timber backdrop. Consider it when you want a simple, enclosed feel.
Panel-by-panel simplicity
Prefer a clearly defined run? Discuss panel style and post choice together, including whether any existing supports can be retained after inspection.
A lighter, slatted look
Spacing changes the view through a fence. Compare the privacy you need with the openness you want before choosing a slatted design.
Replacing a tired fence?
Note which sections are damaged and whether posts move. Don’t assume a new panel alone will resolve a problem with the support beneath it. Keep clear of unstable sections and arrange an assessment.
What to include in your brief
Approximate length, your preferred style, access to the garden, any slope, and whether the old fence needs removing. Exact dimensions and specification should be confirmed on site.
Read the before-you-start guide ↗Let’s shape your boundary.
A few details now. A clearer conversation about your garden.