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Agricultural and Equestrian Fencing

There are several common types of fencing which can be used in both agricultural and equestrian settings. Cleft Post & Rail fencing is probably the most commonly used but please see other options below.

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Cleft Post & Rail Fencing

Cleft Post & Rail Fencing

Cleft post and rail is the term used for this rustic type of fence where the posts and rails have being cleaved (split) from sweet chestnut trees that have been (preferably) coppiced in the winter, when the sap is low.

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Sawn Rails
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Sawn Post & Rail Fencing

Sawn Post & Rail Fencing

This is a less rustic looking type of fence using sawn materials. The posts vary in size with the most common being 2100 x 125 x 75mm set at 1.8m centres with three rails of 88 x 38 x 3600mm nailed to the front.

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Chestnut Pailing

Chestnut Fencing

Chestnut Fencing

Chestnut fencing or "paling" has been used for many years in commercial and domestic situations, in gardens and playgrounds, and for temporary anti-intruder fencing. Chestnut paling is useful for protecting small areas of newly planted trees and landscaping from trampling and casual vandalism.

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