Features & Benefits of Timber Fencing
Timber fencing not only improves the appearance of any property but also offers the garden area essential privacy and protection. Compared to other fencing material options such as composite and steel, timber fence is supplied at a lower price range and is incredibly simple to install (and repair, if necessary).
Timber fencing is also very beneficial to the environment. Any old garden fence panels made of timber can be turned into firewood. You'll be able to buy timber fencing with confidence knowing that you're doing your part to protect the environment.
Finally, a wide range of decorative types of timber fencing are available to fit any property. It blends in wonderfully with the surroundings and the garden's greenery thanks to its natural appearance.
Timber Fencing – Technical Specification
All of the timber products in the collection are produced using FSC® certified quality timber and have a premium, smooth-planed finish. All our timber fencing products are pressure-treated for a longer lifespan and a minimum 10-year anti-rot guarantee.
To complete your installation, our timber fencing collection is also available with a selection of accessories, including a variety of fencing posts.
Timber Fencing Further Information
Check out our guides and tips to learn more about our selection of timber fences and trellises. You can also get in touch with our team for support; we're always happy to provide expert advice or pricing recommendations.
Timber Fencing FAQs
What fence colour will make my garden appear larger?
While you might think that your garden would follow the theory that brighter colours make indoor spaces appear larger, the opposite is actually true! Bright-coloured fences will stand out from the other garden features and highlight the size of your space. Using a darker colour like brown or green will make the area appear larger and fit in with the plants and trees in your garden.
How long does a fence made of wood last?
The lifespan of wood fencing depends on whether your timber is treated. If you choose treated wood, the fence's typical lifespan will be between 10 and 15 years. Having said that, it's not uncommon for treated timber fences to last up to 30 years with proper care.
For untreated timber, the fencing won't need to be replaced for at least five years.
How can I spice up a plain wooden fence?
If you want to replace an outdated fence with something more attractive yet practical, we have a large selection of decorative fence panels. There's something for every garden from the variety of sizes, profiles, and treatments available.
Installing a trellis on the fence is another option if you don't want to replace your fence panels. This will enable climbing flowers like jasmine and clematis to spread up over the surface of the fence panel, completely changing the appearance of your fence!
