Traditional Estate Fencing

Yes, unless stated otherwise. Our most popular choice is our zinc phosphate satin black finish, however, if you require another colour, simply supply a RAL number, and we can spray your estate fencing with this instead.

Alternatively, your estate fencing can be left untreated to turn a golden patina. Our fencing arrives on site with a zinc phosphate black primer undercoat before a 100-micron minimum top coating, sprayed after installation. All welds are chipped, wire brushed and primed before final spray.

For structural integrity, helping give more rigidity to your fence as well as enhancing aesthetics, we supply 76 mm round or square end posts with different types of finials on top. Whilst 76 mm is the most popular, we can also supply smaller or larger-sized end posts for your fence line.

We use the same end posts for our corner posts, providing a structural and decorative point for when your fence changes to a sharp angle such as 90-degrees. All our end/corner posts are concreted a minimum of 2ft in the ground with each rail welded onto them.

Yes. We supply and install two different design options to prevent animals from getting out or in.

The more decorative option, which is particularly popular for around gardens is our 6mm round bar. This is a very fine rail that divides the gaps between our bottom main rails.

Our other option is our 2.5mm high tensile galvanised lamb wire to run between the bottom rails, tensioned using gripples. Lamb wire is nearly invisible from a distance. Either option can include as many or as few runs between each rail and as high as required.

Whilst the whole fence could not be electric, we can supply steel insulated curved arms which are welded on every 5 metres (for straight runs). These curve out from the fencing to prevent Livestock from leaning or jumping over the fencing.

According to the Government Legislation, you do not need planning permission to erect a new fence, or alter, maintain, improve or take down an existing fence, wall or gate unless:

• Your fence height including trellis exceeds 2 metres (6.56ft) in height.

• Your fence height is higher than 1 metre (3.28ft) and you live next to a public highway or a footpath.

• Your house is a listed building.

• You live within the curtilage of a listed building, or in a conservation area.

• Your fence forms a boundary with a neighbouring listed building

Mild Steel

Mild steel is made up of iron and carbon and is delivered to us as a raw material that we fabricate to suit our client’s requirements.

Without being treated (painted or galvanised), the metal will rust if exposed to the elements. Many clients prefer our products untreated to establish a natural golden patina.

Galvanised Steel

Galvanising is a process that stops steel from oxidation (rusting). Our mild steel is hot-dipped in molten zinc which creates a chemical reaction forming a very hard protective coating of zinc that is engrained into the steel.

This layer of protection provides a barrier of protection between airborne moisture and the steel, to make it corrosion-resistant and durable. Galvanised steel can be primed and painted in any colour.

CorTen Steel

CorTen steel is also known as the ‘weathering steel’.

Once exposed to the elements, CorTen steel forms a natural protective layer, creating a stunning patina of copper hues, rust, and bronze.

This protective layer is not only pleasing to the eye but also creates an exceptional barrier to corrosion whilst maintaining the utmost tensile strength.

Our CorTen steel products require no maintenance and will last a lifetime and beyond depending on the thickness of steel.

Many of our products, including Traditional Estate Fencing, Steel Weave Fencing, Deer Fencing, and Steel Railings are completely bespoke and made to measure in line with the specifications we receive from our customers.

With this in mind, we advise all our potential clients to get in touch with our team and begin the process of getting your ideal estate fencing.

Our bare metal steel products, whether mild steel or Corten, will take several months to establish a golden brown patina.

Atmospheric pollutants will impact the process, for example, urban areas and coastal locations will weather our steel faster than the countryside.

We strongly advise for cattle or any other animal with considerable weight, that you opt for our livestock fencing, where each rail is round and 20mm in diameter.

Each post also has a 150mm thrust plate welded on the bottom which will be knocked in under the ground with every 3rd post fixed in fast-setting concrete. This will make the fence more rigid, providing maximum structural integrity.

Our products are manufactured in the UK and made from solid steel for strength and longevity.

There are many different finishes to choose from with regard to our steel fencing, including bare metal (left to form a golden patina), primed and painted, galvanised steel and stainless steel.

Our most popular fencing is primed in our fabrication unit before arrival and then spray-painted on-site with a satin topcoat (various colours are available).

Our steel fencing will last a lifetime and will require minimal maintenance, however, whilst priming and painting provide good anti-rust protection, please note that our estate fencing paintwork will require maintenance eventually, depending on your location.

With bare metal fencing, the fencing is more likely to be affected by corrosion, however, it will create a golden natural appearance over time.

All of our estate fencing is made using solid mild steel, which once painted or galvanised will last a lifetime.

By far the most typical option we’re asked for is mild steel fencing and a painted finish, but we also offer galvanised mild steel fencing, which can be left galvanised, as stainless steel or untreated so it turns to a natural golden patina.

Although location can have a bearing on this process, with urban areas and coastal environments experiencing faster weathering, it can take several months for your estate fencing to establish a natural golden brown colour.

To select the best estate fencing for your property, it’s crucial to consider the kind of animals you have on the land.

For larger expanses of land, our Shropshire fencing is absolutely ideal to help create clean, sweeping boundaries and keep some areas fenced in.

For larger animals, such as cattle, horses and pigs, it’s important to ensure that the fencing is strong enough to contain them and prevent them from doing any damage to themselves, livestock fencing is robust and completely safe for this purpose.

If you find signs of deer on your land and they’re causing damage to your plants and trees, then it’s a good idea to protect those areas with deer fencing.

Our deer fencing is styled in the same way as the estate fencing but is much taller to prevent the deer from leaping over and includes more rails to prevent the deer from squeezing through the gaps.

Although you wouldn’t think it to look at them, deer are able to squeeze through gaps of just 30cm, which means they can crawl through or even underneath some less specialised fencing options.

If you’d prefer to keep your land as open as possible, then another option to protect fledgling saplings and younger trees is tree guards. This is especially useful in early winter during the rutting season, when male deer can make light work of a newly established tree.

We manufacture and install several animal-safe designs to prevent animals from getting into or getting out of certain areas on your land.

The most popular, and decorative option, is the 6mm round bar, which is often used in gardens. This option includes a fine rail which is fitted between the gaps at the bottom of the fence to prevent animals from escaping.

If you’re managing sheep on your land, then we can install a 2.5mm high tensile galvanised lamb wire between the bottom rails, which is not only invisible from a distance but is completely safe for the animal too.

If you’re managing cattle or other heavier animals, such as horses, we recommend opting for our Shetland fencing. With our livestock fencing, each rail is round and 20mm for added durability and strength.

With our standard estate fencing, a thrust plate is welded on the bottom of every third post. The Shetland fencing has a 150mm thrust plate welded to the bottom of every post and every third post is set in concrete for added durability.

Our estate fencing is installed on-site and welded to ensure incredible strength and durability. We fabricate here in the UK, supplying and installing the highest quality steel.

Generally, our rail spacings will decrease towards the ground to contain pets or keep out livestock. Our rails arrive on site in 6-metre lengths and are fed through 40mm x 8mm solid intermediate posts, driven in every metre.

Our most popular fencing includes a 20mm solid round top rail with solid 25mm x 6mm flat under rails, however, we also offer solid round 16mm under rails or all 20mm round rails for maximum structural integrity for keeping large cattle such as highland cattle. Every 3rd intermediate post includes a welded-on 150mm thrust plate that is driven underground and secured with postcrete to increase the rigidity of our estate fencing.

If you require your fencing painting, all our intermediate posts, rails, end/corner posts and gates are undercoated (primed) in our fabrication unit before site arrival and top coated with a 100-micron minimum satin black coating using spray guns.

All our welds on site are chipped, wire brushed and primed again before top coating. Please note, that other paint colours are also available.

Although we’re able to create an array of bespoke estate fencing options, our most popular estate fencing height and rail options are as follows:

• 1.4 metres high with 6 rails.
• 1.2 metres high with 5 rails.
• 1.2 metres high with 4 rails.
• 1 metre high with 5 rails.
• 1 metre high with 4 rails.

If you’d like to learn more about bespoke options, then give us a call and we can talk through your requirements in more detail.