Fencing
Fencing
When it comes to transforming any outdoor space, don’t underestimate the incredible power of a well-designed, quality timber fence. These days, it’s more than a boundary — it can elevate your garden or outdoor environment, as well as being used for theming and zoning.
Discover information and expert insights on fencing styles, species and designs.
Cedar or Larch Fencing? Plus Design Ideas & Inspiration!
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If you’re looking to create that ideal enclosed space or define your property, these two often come top of the list. Their physical, technical and aesthetic attributes lend themselves perfectly to the job.
Garden Fence Height Rules & Regulations in the UK
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Planning a garden fencing project? Not only do you need to stay on the right side of your neighbours, but also the law. Don’t get found out by fencing regulations!
Fencing For Small Gardens: Ideas, Inspiration & Design Considerations
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Your perimeter has a particularly important role to play in lifting and framing your garden, particularly if your space is on the smaller side.
Your Guide To Slatted Fencing: Design Ideas & Inspiration
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An increasingly popular option amongst stylish garden designers, slatted fencing (also known as Venetian fencing) allows you to make a contemporary statement whilst maximising natural sunlight in your outdoor space.
Western Red Cedar vs Douglas Fir: Appearance, Outdoor Durability and Cost
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Western red cedar and Douglas fir are versatile softwoods with native homes in the Pacific Northwest.
Timber Garden Fencing Treatments & Maintenance: What You Need To Know
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The value of a garden fence is so often overlooked. It adds curb appeal, style and, perhaps most importantly, privacy and security.
Your Guide to Factory-Coated Timber: Is It Right For My Project?
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Whatever project you’re working on, pre-finished timber helps you to achieve a beautiful, long-lasting, professional and functional finish – with no mess or hassle.
What Is the Difference Between Wood Thermal Modification and Pressure Treatment?
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Wood is undeniably beautiful for cladding, decking or fencing, but it’s a natural material that can decay. When used outdoors, particularly in the UK, it’s asked to stand up to a punishing range of elements.
The Best Waterproof & Rot Resistant Woods (& Finishes to Apply)
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As it’s a natural, porous material, wood can be susceptible to rot and decay if it’s overexposed to moisture. The wood can swell and shrink depending on humidity, which may lead to warping and cracking.
Thermo-Ayous: A Beautiful, Durable, Exotic, On-trend Cladding & Fencing Species
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Catch the eye with thermally-treated Ayous, one of the latest additions to our range of cladding and fencing species.