Cleft Chestnut Fencing Scotland

A traditional product using the natural quality of a wood that has been grown in this country.

Cleft chestnut fencing scotland.

We make 2 grades the agricultural fence uses chunky posts and rails and the bark is left on to give a more raw look and keep the costs down. Gates are available on a supply only basis nationwide. Chestnut fencing to suit your needs scotia fencing co. Cleft chestnut paling is one of tate fencing s most sustainable fencing products.

Cleft chestnut rails available in 3 different lengths 6 6 9 6 and 12 0 to be used to create traditional chestnut post rail fencing. Top quality and long lasting homewood cleft chestnut paling fencing is perfect for boundaries screens and windbreaks all the while giving you attractive sturdy and maintenance free fencing. Our chestnut fencing is made to order to meet your exact needs. Cleft chestnut post and rail fencing.

Chestnut fencing lawsons stock rolls of chestnut fencing which are made using high quality certified sweet chestnut which has been naturally grown in managed coppiced woodlands. Finish and diameter varies due to cleft finish. Cleft chestnut post and rail fencing has been used for centuries because of its durability and strength. Ltd is one of the few manufacturers of this particular fence in scotland which can give your home a traditional rustic charm.

Chestnut paling is a rustic hardwood fencing that can be used in a variety of. The pales are spaced 75mm apart. The skilled use of the chestnut cleaver that splits with the grain gives the maximum strength. Cleft chestnut fencing all timber used to manufacture the support posts struts and anchor posts are jakcure treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years best galvanised 2 0mm wire strands used to assemble chestnut fencing four strands per row for extra strength.

Chestnut oak cleft fencing cleft fencing is the original method by which our ancestors fenced their land thousands of years ago. Gates and fencing are made from chestnut poles that are cleaved by hand into pales. The gap between the pales is approx. Still continued today by a few skilled craftsmen cleft oak or chestnut fencing makes a durable and very strong attractive barrier.