Fencing
Fencing materials are used to define boundaries, add privacy and secure outdoor spaces. Whether it’s for residential gardens or site perimeters, fencing systems are built using a combination of panels, posts and supporting components.
The products in this range cover the core elements needed to install fencing from the ground up, including timber panels, posts, gravel boards and fixing materials used during installation.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Product Type | Product | Sizes / Variants Available |
| Fence Panels | Timber Fence Panels | Lapped panels and closeboard panels in 6ft × 6ft, 6ft × 5ft and 6ft × 4ft |
| Fence Posts | Timber Fence Posts | 6″ × 6″ timber posts (3m) |
| Fence Posts | Concrete Fence Posts | Slotted posts in 8ft, 9ft and 10ft, including corner posts |
| Gravel Boards | Timber Gravel Boards | 6″ × 1″ timber gravel boards (3m) |
| Gates | Timber Gates | 3ft × 6ft feather edge gates |
| Feather Edge Boards | Timber Feather Edge | 100mm and 150mm feather edge boards (1.8m) |
| Post Installation | Post Mix | 20kg post mix bags |
| Fixings | Fence Accessories | Bolt-down posts, panel clips and gravel board clips |
What Goes Into a Fencing Installation
Panels vs Closeboard
Lapped panels are typically used for standard garden fencing, while closeboard panels provide a stronger, more durable option where additional strength is needed.
Timber vs Concrete Posts
Timber posts are easier to work with and commonly used for standard installations. Concrete posts are more durable and often used where longevity is a priority.
Feather Edge Systems
Feather edge boards are used when building fencing from scratch, fixed to rails to create a continuous fence line rather than using pre-made panels.
Setting Posts Properly
Post mix is used to secure fence posts into the ground. Getting this right is what keeps the whole fence stable over time.
FAQ’s:
How deep should fence posts be set?
As a general rule, posts are set at around 600mm below ground level, but this can vary depending on fence height and ground conditions. Taller fences or softer ground may require deeper setting.
Do I need gravel boards for every fence?
Not always, but they’re strongly recommended. Gravel boards keep panels off the ground, which helps prevent rot and extends the life of the fence.
What’s the quickest way to install fence posts?
Post mix is commonly used for quicker installation. It sets faster than traditional concrete mixes, which helps keep the job moving, especially when installing multiple posts.
Can I mix timber and concrete posts in one fence run?
It’s possible, but not ideal. Mixing materials can lead to uneven movement and appearance over time. Most installations stick to either timber or concrete posts throughout.