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Dog Proofing The Garden: Practical Advice For A Secure Outdoor Space
Whether you’re looking to keep them in or out, dog proofing the garden is essential for ensuring pet safety and the security of your outdoor space. From determined diggers to …

15 front garden fence ideas you can use to flex to your neighbours
The British front garden has been in a state of decline for almost a decade, with homeowners cutting back on greenery in favour of parking space. Whether you’re following this …

Garden fence repair 101: How to fix a fence from posts to panels
Your garden fence is more than just a boundary marker; together with a neatly landscaped garden, it provides privacy, security, and aesthetic value to your outdoor space, which can translate …

5 chicken fence ideas: materials to keep your chicken run safe and looking sensational
So you’re building you’re your own chicken run and it’s a bit daunting. But it’s not the time to panic, you’ve got this! Whether you plan to set up an …

A practical post and rail fencing guide: everything you need to know
Post and rail fencing is ubiquitous with the countryside, but its uses far surpass the marking of agricultural borders – and what’s more, you don’t need a rural property to …

Choosing the right type of windproof fence for windy areas: our top picks
It might come as a surprise, but many insurance companies exclude storm damage to fences from their standard home insurance policies. When you live in a wind-swept or exposed area …

Fencing 101: A Guide to Your Options of Farm Fencing Types
What is a farm without a good fence? Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or just starting your journey into the world of agriculture with a hobby farm, high quality fencing …

Things to consider when building a new fence
As you embark on the journey of building a new fence, it’s crucial to delve into considerations that extend beyond mere aesthetics. From ensuring security and safeguarding your pets to …

Expert price guide: How much does a fence cost?
Recent studies have estimated the accumulative length of all fencing on the planet is 10 times greater than the total length of all roads. This invisible infrastructure is all around …

Why is my wooden garden fence cracking?
Come spring or summertime when the weather starts to warm up, it is not uncommon to notice cracks in the surfaces of your fence panels, especially when the days grow …

Fence posts: should I choose timber, concrete or galvanised steel?
What’s the best material to use for fence posts? Deciding on a new fence involves many considerations, your desired look, installation time, physical effort to fit, endurance of material and …

Garden fencing for Spring
What to do with timber before the bulbs bloom Before the joys of spring take hold, look at the bare bones of your outside space and see the potential of …