Closeboard Fencing

This is the ideal solution to enclose your garden and boundary area securely and keep your property private. It is also ideal for keeping pets enclosed and creating a secure area for children. The panels, posts and rails are supplied using treated softwood for strength and longevity.

Calculate: Measure the required length of the fence in meters. Posts; the length of the fence and divide by 1.8, round up and add 1. Rails; the length of the fence and divide by 3.6, round up and multiply by 2 or 3 (depending on how many horizontal rails you require) Boards; the length of the fence and multiply by 9.09 and add a few extra.

Example: 100 meter fence. 100 / 1.8 + 1 = 57 Posts. 100 / 3.6 x 2 = 56 Rails. 100 x 9.09 (plus a few extra) = 915 Boards.

TOP TIP! Closeboard Fencing comes in various lengths so can be tailored to suit uneven garden levels, keeping a tidy uniform finish.

Picket Fencing

This is a traditional style in the United States and can be seen more and more over here due to its attractive appeal in any garden. It can be used as a boundary fence without being over obtrusive. Our Picket Fencing is made from treated softwood to withstand the elements and last for many years.

Calculate: Measure the legth of the required fence in meters. Rails; the length of the fence divided by 1.8, round up and add 1 multiply by 2. Posts; number of rails plus 1. Pales; see example!

Example: 10 meter fence. 10 / 1.8 + 1 x 2 = 14 Rails. Posts = 15. Pales (72mm width) 72 x 2 = 144. 10 / 0.144 = 70 Pales.

TOP TIP! Use one Picket Pale width to calculate the space between each pale. This will give an even look to your fence.