Fencing

For those of us lucky enough to have some outdoor space at home, we've all come to appreciate our gardens and outdoor living even more over the past two years.

Whether you’re looking to spruce up your garden with a clean and simple look, or you want to go wild with the design - choosing the best garden gate for your needs is a good place to start.

Trellis is popular amongst homeowners and garden enthusiasts because it is very versatile. It can add height to an existing fence increasing privacy, improving décor, hiding unsightly areas, dividing sections of the garden and/or providing a framework for climbing plants. If you’re wondering how to install trellis to a fence or wall, here are some helpful tips...

As the sun starts to shine a lot more, you may be looking at adding a new fence, or replacing a fence that needs some TLC. Whatever your options are, we have a guide to look into what you should consider before getting to work.

Willow and hazel fencing hurdles are a centuries old method of fencing, still used in both traditional and modern garden landscapes to introduce a natural, rustic backdrop.

If you're about to put up a wood fence for the first time it's easy to become confused by the technical phrases used. Our handy glossary of the individual pieces that make up a fence will help you to identify fence parts and choose the fencing components you'll need to finish your project.

Closeboard fencing remains a popular way to build a solid boundary fence that will stand the test of time. Sometimes referred to as close board fencing, ship lap or featherboard

Closeboard or close board fencing remains a popular choice when choosing a fence because of its strength, versatility, security and ease of maintenance.

There are two main methods of applying preservative that are commonly used with fence panels and timber fence componentry – dip treated and pressure treated.