Business Details
UK Leading Chestnut Fencing Manufacturer
Established as the UK's leading manufacturer of chestnut fencing products, we specialise in crafting high-quality fencing, posts, panels, and gates using fully FSC-certified timber sourced from sustainably managed coppice woodlands. Our production process combines traditional techniques with modern manufacturing, enabling us to deliver handcrafted products at scale. All items are produced in-house, from managing woodland and felling trees to processing timber and final assembly at our Kent-based facility. Our products cater to both residential and commercial clients, offering durability and aesthetic appeal for permanent or temporary applications.We also undertake bespoke commissions, including projects for film sets, zoos, and high-profile events like the London 2012 Olympics. Sustainability is central to our operations, with all timber untreated and available FSC-certified upon request. Our nationwide and international distribution network ensures accessibility, supported by trusted shipping partners. We adhere to British Standards and provide custom solutions, including specialised fencing for environmental land management schemes. Our commitment to quality, tradition, and environmental stewardship positions us as a trusted partner for diverse fencing needs.
Services
Pale Fencing
Chestnut Posts
Gates
Panels & Sheep Hurdles
Tree Guards & Boxes
Highlights and features
- We are the UK's leading manufacturer of FSC-certified chestnut fencing products.
- Our production combines traditional craftsmanship with modern industrial-scale efficiency.
- We supply nationwide and internationally, with expertise in bespoke commissions.
- All products use untreated, sustainably sourced UK-grown chestnut timber.
- Our fencing meets British Standards and supports environmental land management schemes.
Associations and certifications
- FSC
Services
Pale Fencing
Our pale fencing uses hand-split chestnut poles bound with galvanised wire, offering versatile, durable barriers. Ideal for gardens, events, and erosion control, it lasts decades without chemical treatment. Available in custom heights and lengths to meet specific project requirements.
Chestnut Posts
Untreated chestnut posts leverage natural tannins for longevity in ground conditions. Available in diameters from 5-35cm and lengths up to 3.6m, they suit agricultural, environmental, and ornamental applications. Custom options include bark finish and cleft or round profiles.
Gates
Handcrafted gates complement our fencing systems, featuring morticed or nailed construction with half-round pales. Available in bespoke sizes and finishes, they combine durability with aesthetic appeal for both functional and decorative boundary solutions.
Panels & Sheep Hurdles
Traditional woven chestnut panels and sheep hurdles provide long-lasting barriers for gardens, parks, and conservation areas. Available in standard or custom sizes, they offer a sustainable alternative to timber lap fencing with ornamental and practical applications.
Tree Guards & Boxes
Custom chestnut tree guards and boxes protect saplings from livestock and wildlife. Constructed from post-and-rail or pale fencing, they are ideal for parkland, SSSIs, and reforestation projects, combining durability with natural aesthetics.
Questions
What materials do you use for your fencing products?
We use untreated, UK-grown sweet chestnut timber sourced from FSC-certified coppice woodlands.
Are your products environmentally sustainable?
Yes, our production supports sustainable forestry, with all timber available FSC-certified upon request.
Can you create bespoke fencing solutions?
We specialise in custom commissions, including projects for zoos, film sets, and conservation initiatives.
Do you supply outside the UK?
We distribute nationwide and internationally through trusted shipping partners.
What standards do your products meet?
Our fencing complies with British Standards and supports environmental land management schemes.
How long does chestnut fencing last?
Untreated chestnut products typically last 20-40 years depending on environmental conditions.
