Garden & Outdoor Fencing

Our garden fencing improves the security and privacy of your garden while adding a touch of style and elegance. Plus, with all the fencing supplies one could need, including essential fencing tools, you can keep your set-up in top condition for years to come. From traditional wooden fences to modern composite options, we have something for every exterior aesthetic. 

Protect your fencing from the elements with gravel boards and wood preservatives to make it last for years to come. 

If it’s your first time installing a fence, read our guide on how to install a fence for expert advice.

FAQs

How high can a garden fence be?

You can have it up to 2 metres high (6.5 feet) without planning permission. Any higher and you’ll have to discuss with your local authority.

Which side of the garden fence is mine?

The side of the fence that you can customise are the ones facing inwards towards your house. However, if you have a fence that you share with public access, both sides are deemed yours.

Who is responsible for a garden fence?

The condition of the side of the fence that faces your house is your responsibility, and if you purchased and installed the fence yourself. However, if an adjoining fence needs fixing but you’re unaware of who owns it, you can discuss it with your neighbour.

What types of garden fencing materials can you get?

There are several garden fence materials available on the market, including timber, composite, metal, vinyl and bamboo. Each has its own level of durability, privacy, appearance and maintenance.

What are the best low maintenance garden fencing materials?

If you’re looking for a low maintenance fence material, your best bet is composite, aluminium or uPVC. They naturally resist harsh weather conditions, rot and pests, and only need occasional cleaning. Plus, you don’t need to treat or paint them regularly like traditional timber fencing.