Garden Fencing
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Choosing Garden Fence Panels
Different garden fence panels can create very different looks around your garden. Traditional lap and feather edge fencing provides a classic boundary, while hit and miss and slatted fence panels offer alternatives for creating a more distinctive or contemporary appearance.
For something more decorative, trellis panels can add a touch of elegance to a garden and provide support for suitable climbing plants. Depending on the look you’re creating, you can also mix and match different styles of fencing and trellis to complement different areas of your garden.
Planning Your New Garden Fence
Before you install a fence, measure the boundary carefully and consider the height and style most appropriate for the location. Think about privacy, appearance and how your chosen fence panels will work alongside gates, paths and existing garden features.
Our garden fence panels are typically supplied as individual panels, with posts, gravel boards and other fencing accessories available to add separately on selected product pages where applicable. Check the individual product details to see what’s included and which compatible extras are available before ordering.
Timber Fencing Built for the Garden
Our timber fencing includes treated options designed to provide additional protection against rot and decay when exposed to outdoor conditions. Selected fencing also benefits from long anti-rot guarantees for additional reassurance.
Correct installation and maintenance remain important for keeping your fencing in good condition. Although some fencing systems may be relatively easy to install for experienced DIYers, the work required will depend on the length of the boundary, ground conditions and type of fencing you’ve chosen.
Attractive Boundaries for Your Outdoor Space
Garden fencing does more than simply mark the edge of your property. Depending on the design, slatted fence panels, traditional fencing and decorative trellis can all be used to give different parts of your garden their own character.
Fencing can provide greater privacy, divide areas of the garden or create a protective barrier where appropriate, while trellis panels offer a more open and decorative option. With different styles available, you can balance the practical requirements of your boundary with the overall appearance of your garden.